1/5/2009
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The air carriers have paid next to nothing to travel agents for years...so I let my TA do all my travel planning (cruises/tours/etc) except for one thing. I take care of any air-only booking. Heck, shed get paid only a couple of dollars on most any air package I make (theyre generally less than $200). So shed be doing it as more of a courtesy than anything else.
I bought these from a travel agent for $45 total, I spent about a week going thru and read up on about 10 different itineraries and or ship/port options and narrowed my choices down planning a family reunion cruise with the help of these guides and a few questions to these newsgroups, these guides answered 98% of my questions though without having to deal directly with repeat calls to travel agents....I had called around a bit but after about the 10th question I could tell I was starting to wear on these agents patience levels, I wanted the info but also wanted the answers without feeling like I was bugging my agent to death.
In addition to these programs, AOL and P&O Princess Cruises will work together to build a Princess online community center, which will be customized for Princess Cruises passengers and enable them to share stories and information with other passengers who are planning cruises or who have just returned. The AOL-sponsored site is another step by Princess to further provide its customers with the latest in cruise innovation, and one that allows community dialogue between passengers, travel agents and the cruise line.
: On Sat, Mar 27, 1999 1:02 PM, Appdad wrote: : I have absolutely no idea why Im asking this except that the question just : popped into my head. Question - for a couple taking a cruise - who does the : major part of the planning, contacting the TA and booking the cruise, etc.; : the : husband or the wife?
Check out the newsgroup rec.travel.cruises. Its pretty much as helpful for planning cruises as this group is for planning Disney vacations. There are several travel agents that frequent the newsgroup, any of which will be very happy to price out a cruise for you. Im guessing that a cruise specialist may be able to get you a better price than a Disney specialist - not 100% sure, but theyve been able to get some awesome deals for people.
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