Should You Book A Cruise With A Travel Agent

Looking to plan your dream cruise vacation but unsure if a travel agent is the way to go? Let us break down the benefits and drawbacks in our video "Should You Book A Cruise With A Travel Agent." Don't forget to subscribe to stay updated on all things cruising!

[@jcshaves]

I’ve only been on one cruise and booked it with an agent before I found your channel. But all I can say is I did a bunch or research and my agent got us a mid deck, mid ship ocean view balcony for less than I could find just an ocean view no balcony. Plus got some onboard credit, advice on travel insurance and other things, plus some brownies on embarkation day. So I definitely agree.

[@CherylMcGee-fx3id]

Loved the reference to loosing your booking

[@territorrey]

A TA also helps you know the meanings of the abbreviations in your reservations such as BB, BA etc
An idea for a future video :Connecting rooms - the benefits if you are a lrg. Family and or with teens. How it works with the under age kids. We did this and it made our cruise experience worth the money.

[@ByteSizeCruises]

That's a great idea. thx

[@brettparnell8254]

I always use my travel agent, but there is only one time I did not and if this came up again where I would not
That is when NCL is letting you use 2 CNDs on any cabin up to 120 days before, and it's 9 pm 121 days before.

[@kcprice1115]

There is no good reason not to use a travel agent. I travel a lot and keep mine on speed dial. They can save you when things go sideways

[@user-rx5ul1rb5f]

I want to book to go to Bermuda

[@Dave17101]

I'd just add that people do a bit of research on the travel agent first. Sometimes if the travel deal sounds too good, there's a good reason for it.

[@ByteSizeCruises]

Absolutely

[@user-rx5ul1rb5f]

I'm in Bahamas where I can find you