Cruising for solo travellers
Sep 29th, 2014 | By Kaye Holland
Cruise prices are geared toward couples. Yet about one in four cruise passengers travels alone or as a single parent. How do they fare?
Cruise prices are geared toward couples. Yet about one in four cruise passengers travels alone or as a single parent. How do they fare?
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Just last week it was revealed that 2012 holidays are to cost more, prompting fears that many families will have to make do with a staycation next summer. However cruising seems to be bucking the trend.
Like the airline industry, it seems that cruise companies have started developing new ways to relieve you of your money. It was always the case that an outside cabin cost more than an inside and the closer you were to the top of the ship the more expensive it became. But most people looked on cruising as an all-inclusive holiday. When you paid you had little more expense to consider other than how to tip and how much. And even that started to be priced in so you paid for it at the point of purchase. That is changing. Now there are add-ons. And most of them are little things but which add up to big money for companies.