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Royal Caribbean – Two new Hot ships!

Oasis of The Seas and Allure

Royal Caribbean has truly created a paradise for kids of all ages with their ships Oasis of the Seas and Allure.  Imagine yourself enjoying world-class performances in the state-of-the-art aqua theater with stadium seating and the back-drop of the ocean. A leisurely stroll down Central Park and you’re in an upscale downtown dining district.  You’ll have your choice of first-class restaurants, small cafes and quaint shopping.
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Holland America

To appeal to a more diverse crowd, Carnival owned Holland America has made dramatic changes.  Larger foyers and other structural features targeted the line to an older clientele but now they have completely remodeled their ships to include more intimate, smaller foyers and individual areas.  Holland America cruises all around the world and they have loyal customers in many countries.

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Too Many Vacation Choices?

Vacation planning is often spur of the moment and to destinations that are not memorable when you think about them later.  To avoid that, have a specialist in planning cruises assist you is selecting the port of call and activities you will remember for years to come.  My name in Arthur Fessenden and I have traveled extensively to many countries as well as visited all 50 states of the United States of America.
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Maximizing Your Alaskan Cruise

When you are cruising to Alaska traveling north from Seattle or Vancouver to Seward or Whittier and you have a picture window or balcony it is vitally important to have your cabin on the right side of the ship or Starboard in order for you to enjoy the beautiful scenery as the ship is sailing.
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Stockholm Sweden

While staying in a Best Western in Stockholm, Sweden I pondered the difference from our culture to theirs.  Wonderful examples of the differences were in my room.  Missing were the common themed prints from American hotels and in their place was a fancy panting with a wild light wrapped around it.  Additionally I found a mini-library, stocked with over thirty books.  Can you image waking up and have thirty library books in your very room?  Not lacking modern comforts, the room also had a DVD player and television.   Visit Stockholm and the Best Western.  I highly recommend it!

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