Cruising with mobility and accessibility needs
Accessible cabins, scooters, tender ports, dietary needs, and the rule most people are not told: crew are not permitted to lift a passenger.
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We’re proud to say
we’re different.
When it comes to our advice, we offer something a little more special.
Do you need a passport for a cruise?
The closed loop exemption is real but narrow. Where it applies, the Caribbean islands it does not cover, and why a Holy Land cruise always needs a passport.
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No, in almost every case. Here is how advisors are paid, why some travelers think direct is cheaper, and how to compare the two properly.
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Cruising with your congregation
Synagogues as well as churches, and organizations of every kind. Group rates, cabin blocks, shore days built around the places your group actually wants to see, and the practical work of moving everyone through a port together. It is one of the things we are known for, and it is a specialty, not the whole of what we do.