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Cruise booking is the actions you take to find that perfect package for your customer.

Cruise Booking is the actions you take to find that package thatfits your customer.

Learning to do this will help you tailor a trip that will satisfy both your client and yourself.

Find out who is going where. How long and for what reason.

This does not all ways stand out. You have to ask questions. Find out if they are taking the kids. (They work well as a family getaway).

This may even help you attract their friends and family once they see how much value this could present to them.

Length of trips.

There are multiple length of options.Some can last as short as a day, others as long as several months.

The average time for a trip is three to seven days.

Let them know there is a trip for all budgets and time.

A wealth of destination options.

The Caribbean is not the only nice destination a boat can go to.

Alaska, Hawaii and the Mediterranean also qualify as worthy places to visit.

Promote those options.

You want to know the why this client wants to take this type of trip.

New cruisers will want to find out what thoughts they have about taking a boat so you can find the right product for them.

For those who have vacationed like this before, they may already know which ship and length of time they want. Their past experience will hopefully tell you what they are looking for.

Sailing dates and room availability.

Room are usually available up until just before sailing.The reason being is deposits get canceled when there is not a deposit given.

Just because a cruise is booked now does not mean it can't become available later. It is rare.

Do not count on that happening often, it is best to book and be confirmed.

Budget.

How much the customer can pay for a trip is vital to know.

You will get what you buy. Do not be afraid to sale a trip that may be a little pricey.

Show the customer that despite the price, these types of trips are an economical vehicle compared to other trips because of their all-inclusive nature.

It is better to offer a high end package experience for a customer than a disappointed low end one.

Preferences

Inside or outside cabins?(Insides are cheaper)

This type of trip gives them a range of cabin categories to choose from.(Especially for experienced cruisers).

Find out about the things they like to do. (Ports of calls, days at sea, etc.)

These are things you will be looking for during your this process.



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