| A | B |
|---|
| Western Caribbean route | Cozumel, Grand Cayman, Jamaica |
| Eastern Caribbean route | St. Thomas, San Juan, St. Martin |
| Southern Caribbean route | Starts in San Juan and visits 6 island ports |
| The most popular cruise route in the world | Caribbbean |
| Seaborn, Regent Seven Seas, Viking Ocean | Luxury Cruises |
| Azamara and Oceania Cruises | Deluxe Cruises |
| Carnival, Norwegian, Royal Caribbean | Mass Market Cruises |
| River boats, Educational, Adventure, and Sailboats | Specialty Cruises |
| Alaska and Bermuda | Seasonal destinations |
| Princess, Holland, and Celebrity | Premium Cruises |
| Cabo, Mazatlan, and Puerto Vallarta | Mexican Riviera Cruise |
| This destination is typically an older crowd | Alaska |
| Moving a ship to another location | Repositioning Cruise |
| You can do it all, you can do nothing, luxury and service | Reasons people take cruises |
| Show a daily activity log, suggest a busy cruise | What to say if someone wonders if they will be bored on a cruise |
| Seabands, cabin on lower deck mid-ship, river cruise | What to offer if someone thinks they will get seasick |
| Recommend ship with high space ratio, or cabin with window or balcony | What to suggest if someone is concerned with confinement |
| Elbow room on a ship | Space Ratio |
| A hotel package before or after your cruise in the embarkation city | Pre or Post Cruise package |
| 80% of people on cruises are put there by | Travel Agents |
| Busiest cruise port in the world | Miami |
| Similar to a hotel manager on land | Purser |
| This must happen within 24 hours of sailing | Safety or Muster Drill |
| From a travel agent, a cruise consolidator, from the cruise line or a tour company | Ways to purchase a cruise |
| The longer the cruise | The older the crowd |
| Over sees all entertainment on-board | Cruise Director |
