Each Friday, we feature a reader-submitted tip as our Travel Tip of the Day. This week’s tip comes from reader Stuart F., who added to this tip about cruise resources with another great cruise resource that he likes to use: the Berlitz guide to “Cruising & Cruise Ships” by Douglas Ward.
I still like Cruise Critic as a cruise resource, and I’ve used it many times, but more information is always a help. And Douglas Ward’s series on cruising, which has been updated annually for years, is highly regarded. Here’s the latest edition. It’s 736 pages and includes expert reviews, full-color photos and free access to a supplementary app. Thanks, Stuart, and happy cruising!
More cruise resources
- Behave on a Cruise Ship or Else
- You Can’t Cruise If You’re More Than 24 Weeks Pregnant
- Travel Book of the Week: Lonely Planet’s “The Cruise Handbook”
- Don’t Cruise Without a Passport
- Consider Costco Travel for Cruise Deals
- Travel Book of the Week: “How Six Women Executives Steer the Cruise Industry Today” by Cindy Bertram
- Know the Ins & Outs of Your Cruise Line’s Cancelation Policy
- Check Cruise Ship Schedules Online
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shall take a look at this book on cruising to see if they devote more than a page to solo travel…….the travel market for independent travelers is growing but the cruise ships still either give you a midget cabin or charge more than any other passenger who is sharing cabins.
And I KNOW about the ships with cabins for one. What do families do when they want to bring grandma or another member of their group but do not want them sleeping in the same cabin?
They book two+ cabins