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Written by Laura Scott
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When it comes to taking a baby on a cruise it may seem like a daunting experience, but just like every other holiday, it pays to research, plan and be organized. To start with, all cruise lines have minimum age restrictions, and these do vary greatly.
Disney Cruise Line will accept infants from 12 weeks, Royal Caribbean, Celebrity, Norwegian Cruise Line, Holland America, Princess and Carnival will take babies over six months. You may find however, for Transatlantic, Hawaii and South American cruises, children are required to be aged at least one. It is always best to check with your cruise agent, in order to get the most up to date information.
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Written by Bernice Eker
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Whilst vacations are great, needed, and vital, they can become expensive. Are they worth the money?
This cost of a cruise vacation is often coupled with extra expenses such as food, drinks, entertainment and more. If you have wondered about taking a vacation on a cruise ship, but have been concerned about any additional costs you need not be.
All-inclusive cruise vacations are cruise ships where just about everything is included! The cost of your drinks, beverages, and entertainment are usually included as part of your vacation. If you are wondering whether or not you should book with a traditional cruise ship or an all-inclusive cruise ship, you are not alone, many travelers are wondering the same thing.
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Written by Amy Nutt
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Whether setting out from Queens Quay West or heading towards the Toronto Islands, fantabulous Toronto dinner cruises can be great places to hold any event. Waterfront based Toronto boat cruises can also offer wonderful picturesque peeks of famed harbor views that are unparalleled and second to none.
If you or someone you know is interested in embarking on a Toronto cruise, then you can look into the various types of yachts and the themes available for your special event.
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Written by Susan Dunn
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Whenever I read articles about going on cruises, there's one thing everyone leaves out! Since I've spoken on many cruises, I've had lots of opportunities to pack and prepare, and I don't want you to forget this one thing.
Packing is important for your cruise and for your peace of mind.
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Written by Chuck Saddler
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In the early 1800's, the Mississippi River was conquered through the use of steamboats, also called Sternwheelers. Before the steam-powered riverboat, flatboats were the transportation of choice for navigating the Mississippi River, but a journey from St. Louis, Missouri to New Orleans, Louisiana could take several months to complete. The greatest shortcoming of the flatboat was that it could only travel downstream, but not upstream.
With the introduction of steamboats to the Mississippi River, shippers were finally able to move cargo and people upstream, without the use of horses. Most flatboats - called "boats that never came back" - were used to transport cargo and people downstream, then the boats were disassembled and carried by wagon upstream for reassembly and another trip.
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