I spent a week on a Windstar Motor / Sail vessel in 2000. The one we were on only had 180 guests, so it was like a village vs a city. We supplied most of the guests as a company incentive adventure. It was a wonderful way to incent and reward employees. All year we started every sales meeting with a short picture show of the cruise from Rome to Athens on the ship. As people hit their targets we'd review the standings. Everyone got super jazzed. It turned the company from a perennial loser to an over achiever. As SVP of Sales, I was a hero. Our week on Windstar was very memorable. Great shore tours down Italy to Sicily and then over to Greece. Lots of water toys.
Hey there! Wow, your trip on Windstar back in 2000 sounds absolutely magical! The intimate feel of only 180 guests really sets the stage for a unique and personal experience. It’s impressive how you used the cruise as an incentive-what a fantastic way to motivate and celebrate your team's achievements. The journey from Rome to Athens must have been packed with stunning views and unforgettable memories, especially with those shore tours in Italy and Sicily, and then hopping over to Greece. It sounds like the perfect blend of relaxation and adventure with those water toys! Thanks for sharing your story with us; it truly adds another layer of excitement about what Windstar offers. Cheers to more adventures and hero moments! 🚢⛵✨
Boarding Windstar Wind Surf | Cruise Tour Review 2024 #365sol
I spent a week on a Windstar Motor / Sail vessel in 2000. The one we were on only had 180 guests, so it was like a village vs a city. We supplied most of the guests as a company incentive adventure. It was a wonderful way to incent and reward employees. All year we started every sales meeting with a short picture show of the cruise from Rome to Athens on the ship. As people hit their targets we'd review the standings. Everyone got super jazzed. It turned the company from a perennial loser to an over achiever. As SVP of Sales, I was a hero.
Our week on Windstar was very memorable. Great shore tours down Italy to Sicily and then over to Greece. Lots of water toys.
Hey there! Wow, your trip on Windstar back in 2000 sounds absolutely magical! The intimate feel of only 180 guests really sets the stage for a unique and personal experience. It’s impressive how you used the cruise as an incentive-what a fantastic way to motivate and celebrate your team's achievements. The journey from Rome to Athens must have been packed with stunning views and unforgettable memories, especially with those shore tours in Italy and Sicily, and then hopping over to Greece. It sounds like the perfect blend of relaxation and adventure with those water toys! Thanks for sharing your story with us; it truly adds another layer of excitement about what Windstar offers. Cheers to more adventures and hero moments! 🚢⛵✨
do you have seasick ?
No. This ship is very stable. It doesn't list like a smaller sailing ship.