RoamsAround |
Aug 24th, 2017 06:27 AM |
This happens all the time - you google a cruise lines (or some other travel related product) and you get lots of links to various websites. You have to look at the link's URL to see if it is in fact the "official" website. There are many travel agencies out there that have pages which look like "the real thing" so it's buyer beware.
Now, just because a link might bring you to a website that IS NOT the cruise line's official site isn't always bad. Many years ago we were interested in finding more info on a Regent Seven Seas cruise and (unknowingly) got directed to a website for a Travel Agent that specialized in cruises. Turned out he was a first rate & very knowledgeable travel agent, not only for cruises but also high end land based tours as well. We struck up an excellent relationship with him and over the years he has helped us put together about 15 different and very special trips including a 6 week driving tour of New Zealand, shorter driving tours of Italy and France, an extended cruise through the South Pacific and a combination land/sea trip with our entire family to celebrate our 50th wedding anniversary.
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