Premier Custom Travel was one of a handful of travel agencies nationwide to be invited to sail on Carnival Cruise Line’s brand new ship Mardi Gras. Starting today through August 21st, PCT’s Chris Grum is onboard this amazing new ship, sharing photos, videos, and daily updates through our new blog series “Celebrating Mardi Gras.” Today’s post is a look at boarding the ship and some first impressions.
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Premier Custom Travel was one of a handful of travel agencies nationwide to be invited to sail on Carnival Cruise Line’s brand new ship Mardi Gras. Starting this Saturday through August 21st, PCT’s Chris Grum will be onboard this amazing new ship, sharing photos, videos, and daily updates through our new blog series “Celebrating Mardi Gras.” In today’s post, he previews the upcoming cruise.
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Simulation cruises are an important part of the industry’s return to service. Earlier this week, Premier Custom Travel’s owner Chris Grum was onboard one of these test voyages. Here is his review of this two-night voyage.
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Today, Sandals officially put their newest resort on sale – and for a limited time, you can save on this amazing new destination. Here’s a preview of Sandals Royal Curaçao.
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All this week, the Premier Custom Travel staff is attending our tenth Cruise360. You may have heard us mention this conference before or the host – CLIA (Cruise Lines International Association). Each evening, we’ll publish a blog post with a recap of all the happenings at the industry’s largest cruise conference. Today was our final day of activities and we spent the entire day on “virtual” ship inspections.
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All this week, the Premier Custom Travel staff is attending our tenth Cruise360. You may have heard us mention this conference before or the host – CLIA (Cruise Lines International Association). Each evening, we’ll publish a blog post with a recap of all the happenings at the industry’s largest cruise conference. Today was day three (four if you count the pre-conference seminars) and there was a lot going on.
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