7 ways to NOT look like a newbie on your cruise
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Having been in over 50 cruises, I think it's easy to spot these firsttime behaviors.
You never ever want to book your flight on the day of your cruise because it's way too risky.
Cruise ships have limited over-the-counter meds available, and they are extremely overpriced.
Many experienced cruisers opt to prepay gratuitities so they aren't surprised by a large bill at the end of the sailing.
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Taking your first cruise is an exciting milestone. Although it's easy to make a few rookie mistakes, nobody's first voyage is ever perfect. Believe it or not, it's easier to spot a novice cruiser than you think. Certain behaviors tend to give them away instantly. These small, telltale signs separate first-timers from experienced sailors who know the ins and outs of a cruise vacation. Don't worry, though — every seasoned cruiser had to start somewhere! Having been on over 30 cruises, I think it's easy to spot these first-time behaviors. The good news is that with some preparation and awareness, you can act like a veteran cruiser, even if it's your first time on a cruise ship! Learn more about cruising: https://cruise.blog/ Follow us on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/thecruiseblog