Mass passenger cruise lines: such as Carnival, Royal Caribbean and Norwegian with the larger ships and many passengers on each ship. They provide a great experience and tend to be lower in price.

Premium lines: such as Holland America, Princess, and Celebrity. These lines carry fewer passengers on most ships and offer concierge service in suites. The overall cruise experience is a bit more upscale than a mass passenger line.

Luxury cruise lines: such as Crystal, Cunard, Silver Sea and Oceania. These offer the ultimate in a luxury experience for your customer. They have a larger selection of suites onboard and fewer inside cabins. Some have additional inclusions such as wine with dinner or in-cabin mini bar.

River cruising: is a totally different experience from Ocean Cruising. River Cruising offers a greater variety of destinations where you can experience an in-depth exposure to the culture and history of each region.

They are mostly done in Europe, but there are still some options available in the Pacific Northwest and Mississippi. Europe is by far the largest request for River Cruising, but there are great options through Russia, Asia, China, and Egypt. Some river cruise itineraries range from 7-14 nights or more and offer pre and post land stays. River cruising includes tours, meals and in many cases wine with dinner. River cruise vessels accommodate 125-275 passengers and provide an intimate experience visiting the world’s great cities such as Paris, Vienna, and Budapest. You can unpack once and travel relaxed and pampered, cruising down the rivers of Europe, Asia or Russia.

River Cruising offers a greater variety of destinations where you can experience an in-depth exposure to the culture and history of each region. Small ships: carrying less than 200 passengers. Yachts offer another cruise experience. They may not offer a wide variety of entertainment but may have unique itineraries because of the small size. They can port where larger ships cannot. They may have a watersports area on the ship offering snorkeling, sailing and other water toys while anchored.

Small ships: carrying less than 200 passengers. Yachts offer another cruise experience. They may not offer a wide variety of entertainment but may have unique itineraries because of the small size. They can port where larger ships cannot. They may have a watersports area on the ship offering snorkeling, sailing and other water toys while anchored.