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Hello,
I've recently attended the NY Times Travel Show and a "Client Attraction" Seminar, both in New York City.
Thoughts on last week's edition? Our mission is to help you experience your destination by planning and interpreting the multiple components that make up your trip and give you a picture of the total cost to come HOME!
This week's article will feature Mediterranean travel - If you've never been, is it better to go on a cruise or tour? Read on for part one focusing on cruising the Med.
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| Feature Article: Mediterranean Travel: Cruise vs.Tour Throwdown Part 1 |
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First time visitor to the Mediterranean? Past Cruiser? Well, then cruising wins...maybe! Read on to understand why. If you've always wanted to visit the Mediterranean Sea (actually means "Inner Sea"), experience the comfort and familiar surroundings and conveniences of a cruise ship:
- familiar accommodations and creature comforts
- familiar cuisine
- same staff each day
- no language barriers
- convenience of unpacking only once
A great first time itinerary is a round trip from Barcelona for a "Western" Mediterranean itinerary (focus on Spain and Italy). Port calls can include: Villefranche for Nice or Monte Carlo, Monaco, Civitavecchia for Italy, Livorno for Pisa and Florence, and perhaps Naples. Some considerations for a cruise:
- your time ashore to explore these great destinations is limited (OK for your first time in the Med.)
- you may not get a chance to experience life in the evenings like the locals (also OK for your first visit)
- pace and duration of the excursions may be long as Rome and Florence are far from ports
- limited exposure to culture and local dining
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