| Transatlantic cruising

One cruise region that features as a
prominent part of history is certainly a
“Transatlantic Voyage”.
The romantic side of cruising portrayed
by the ill-fated Titanic is certainly not lost
on today’s cruise ships which now also
feature all the modern conveniences (and
enough life boats to ensure the safety of
all).
As short as six days or as long as two
weeks or more, these crossings between
Europe and America feature the endless
pleasures of leisurely days at sea that
experienced cruise passengers treasure –
rather than the constant interruption of
calls into various ports along the way!
Looking at putting together a “round
world” itinerary for clients? What a great
way to get from the USA to Europe! If you
are in a hurry, make sure you are on an East
bound cruise as you will lose an hour a day
due to travel through different time zones.
On the contrary, if you want some extra
“deck time” head west (toward the USA)
and take advantage of extra time with your
clock going back an hour each night!
With limited (if any) ports of call along the
way, your ship is the destination with
plenty of time for doing as little as possible.
Endless hours of reading and staring at
the horizon (with cocktail in hand) is, in the
eyes of many, what cruising is all about!
Masters Conference 2012 – Trans Atlantic
crossing on QM2
There is exactly one month to go before
we will be handing back any unsold space
from our Masters Conference cabin
allotment to Cunard.
If attendance for this year is on your radar
there is not a lot of time left to confirm
your place!
The most successful cruise consultants
across Australia and New Zealand are ICCA
Masters.
This gives them enormous credibility with
current and future clients so the time and
money invested in your education will
never be wasted – that I can guarantee
you!