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11 Things Cruise Lines Are Getting Rid Of

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Laugh as much as you like, but there really did used to be people who would hop on a ship and never get off—because there wasn’t a port stop. Dubbed “cruises to nowhere,” these are no longer legal as any ship departing from the U.S. requires at least one foreign port of call. This is also why you see Ensenada, Mexico, on many California sailings and Victoria, British Columbia, on a lot of Alaska cruises, not to mention Freeport, Bahamas, tacked on with a Miami or Fort Lauderdale, Florida, sailing, or Costa Maya, Mexico, paired with a Galveston, Texas, embarkation.

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Jeffrey Cleary is an experienced travel advisor and cruise specialist with a wealth of knowledge and expertise in Caribbean and World cruises. With over a decade of experience in the travel industry, Jeffrey has developed a reputation as a trusted advisor for those seeking unforgettable Caribbean and/or World cruise experiences. "I bring a wealth of experience and knowledge in the cruise industry, along with real-world experience on many of the finest ships at sea. I love cruising myself, so I am often sailing (and reachable by clients) and experiencing the cruise lines first hand. I'll get to know you, your style, your ideal vacation and recommend an Amazing Cruise experience."