CruiseStateroom.com Announces Cruise and Give Program
Book a cruise and help others at the same time.
This new program offered by CruiseStateroom.com donates money in the name of the cruiser to a charity of their choice.
"It's about realizing that while many of us are having a great time on a cruise ship, there are many more people that are having trouble just finding food to eat.
This is a way to enjoy some of the good that God gives to us and to help others at the same time" says Steve Millay, an accredited cruise counselor with CLIA.
Steve Millay is also the owner of CruiseStateroom.com, which is a very popular cruise information site on the internet.
The site offers cruisers an overwhelming amount of information about cruise ships, deck plans, staterooms and is linked to the Cruises Inc. website where a visitor can book a cruise online 24 hours a day.
The cruise and give program pays $25 for every $500 spent on the cruise to a charity in the name of the person booking the cruise.
When asked about the program, Steve explained "I wanted a program that would allow the customer to decide who should benefit from the gift.
I also wanted the contribution to be significant enough to make a difference.
It is not uncommon for someone to spend $3,000 or more on a cruise.
Under this program that would mean $150 would go to a charity of their choice.
$150 is a significant donation that can be used to help a lot of people."
Cruises Inc. is a 20 year old cruise agency with over 450 agents.
Cruises, Inc.
is part of Boston-based NLG, one of the nations largest online and offline leisure travel companies.
Therefore it offers cruisers great prices with personal service.
Having a Cruises Inc agent means that you have one person you can call or email anytime for help with your cruise.
It also means that you have someone specific who is looking out for your best interest.
Now with the Cruise and Give program at CruiseStateroom.com, the cruiser not only will enjoy one of the best travel experiences, but they will know that while they are on the open sea, that somewhere else in the world someone now has some more food to eat, or clothes to wear, or homes to sleep in.
Visit CruiseStateroom.com today to learn more about this wonderful program..
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How To Book For A Cruise
Copyright 2006 Alvin Toh
Cruise travel is a relaxing way to take a vacation. There are many places to see, people to meet and things to do.
To find the right cruise, you must know what you want, what is out there and what interests you.
Here are some useful points to consider before booking a cruise:
1. Where is the cruise leaving from? You need to get to the port in order to get onto the ship. So there is the additional cost of flying to the port or driving there.
2. What is there to do on the cruise?
Some cruises offer water skiing, fishing or scuba diving.
3.
Who will be on the cruise with you?
Some cruises are designed with special themes while others are not.
A cruise that is designed for children may not be the one you want to take if you do not have children.
Or, if you are single looking to find your soul mate, consider a singles cruise.
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The Women?s Poker Network.com Sponsor a Women?s Poker Cruise to Alaska in August, 2005.
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Cruise Critic and NLG Sign Content Licensing Agreement
PENNINGTON, NJ (ContentDesk) May 19, 2004 -- Cruise Critic the Internet's leading consumer information-based online cruise travel site, and NLG, one of the nation's largest online and offline leisure travel companies, have signed a content licensing agreement.
As a result, NLG will distribute select Cruise Critic content ? including cruise reviews, port of call profiles and feature stories ? across a host of travel sites. Specifically, Cruise Critic will furnish reviews of nearly 200 ships, cruise line profiles of more than 45 cruise lines, and destination-oriented features on 18 regions and 100 ports worldwide. NLG will supply the content to its owned brand websites...
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