Caribbean Cruises
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Archive for December, 2007
Anyone can take advantage of Carnival’s low prices for Mexico cruises, but West Coast residents can save even more by driving to the departure port.
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Norwegian’s “hot deals” can change from week to week, so book soon if you see a price you like. You can find low rates on cruises to the Caribbean, Hawaii, Mexico, and more.
Original post by Sail Caribbean News and software by Elliott Back
Find deals from $499 for sailings to the Caribbean, Europe, and other destinations. Royal Caribbean’s “Hot Deals” sell out quickly, so it’s a good idea to book soon.
Original post by Sail Caribbean News and software by Elliott Back
A luxury Seabourn cruise may cost a small fortune, but you can save thousands of dollars when you book select sailings. Seabourn is offering up to 50 percent off certain departures.
Original post by Sail Caribbean News and software by Elliott Back
Caribbean Tourist Taxes and Fees
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It’s getting harder to get a good deal on travel these days, what with the declining value of the dollar, rising fuel prices that jack up air-travel and fuel costs,…
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Weary of Caribbean travel deals that only last for a few weeks? Here’s one that lasts half a year — and it’s pretty good, too. Travelers who book at stay…
Original post by Sail Caribbean News and software by Elliott Back
All-inclusive rates at the Holiday Inn Sunspree Resort in Montego Bay, Jamaica have been trimmed to as low as $200 per night (based on double occupancy) during the month of…
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“Hitting the beach” gets an all-new meaning with SuperClubs “conceptionmoon” promotion, which casts subtlety aside in blatantly appealing to couples who want their recreation to lead to procreation. The “Sun,…
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Aruban prosecutors announced today that they would not file criminal charges against three young men who were considered the prime suspects in the disappearance of Natalee Holloway in 2005. Chief…
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A week or so ago, it looked like Aruban officials might be on the verge of a breakthrough in the Natalee Holloway case when they detained some key suspects in…
Original post by Sail Caribbean News and software by Elliott Back