Many people who visit my travel web sites are looking for accurate information about how to find all inclusive cruises including alcohol. If fact, you would be amazed how many people think that alcohol is included in the price of cruises as advertised in print and at online reservation web sites. I am always amused but still I must respond to the readers in a constructive and positive way because in the majority of the time, these folks are considering taking a cruise for the first time. I am told that other than going directly to the cruises lines’ web sites, one of mine such as Voyage Masters is the first objective third party cruise information resource that they visit. That is why it is so important why I need to respond quickly to their questions so they do not make a costly mistake and make reservations for cruise itineraries that will result in begin much more expensive than they anticipate. I owe that to anyone who reads my articles. I will respond to all questions sent to me through my “contact” page.
For those of you who may be visiting here for the first time, you may want to know a little bit about what I am trying to provide with my travel web sites. The short version is that I am very passionate about travel and because I have been so fortunate to visit many destinations around the globe, I want to help others do the same thing. My focus for The Wise Tourist and Its parent, Voyage Masters, is how to find the best deals on all inclusive cruises. I want you to have the most fantastic cruise experience on each voyage while paying as little as possible for first-class amenities. With that having been said, let’s go back to the intention of this article which is about all inclusive cruises including alcohol.
In most instances the reason people are looking for cruises that have alcohol included in the price is not necessarily because they want to be wasted but because they know that the prices of beer, wine and liquor are amazingly expensive. It is not unusual for drinks to be priced at twice the cost of what they are back home. There is no way to get around it because passengers are not allowed to bring their own alcoholic beverages aboard ship. They may save somewhat by purchasing items at the duty-free stores aboard ship if available. Your only other options are to negotiate like crazy when you make reservations or upgrade to first class. Be aware that there are several techniques that I will review with you as we go forward. I also have provided a link to Voyage Masters in the first paragraph that will give you some tips on how to get big discounts and many complimentary items. I will provide more helpful information about that topic later. For now, welcome to The Wise Tourist. Feel free to send me a site mail through the contacts page and I will respond right away with either a personal email or a detailed article about a topic that may be interesting to a wider audience.
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