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A war of ideas can no more be won without books than a naval war can be won without ships. Books, like ships, have the toughest armor, the longest cruising range, and mount the most powerful guns.

Marginalia Sometimes the notes are ferocious, skirmishes against the author raging along the borders of every page in tiny black script. If I could just get my hands on you, Kierkegaard, or Conor Cruise O'Brien, they seem to say, I would bolt the door and beat some logic into your head. Other comments are more offhand, dismissive - Nonsense." "Please!" "HA!!" - that kind of thing. I remember once looking up from my reading, my thumb as a bookmark, trying to imagine what the person must look like who wrote "Don't be a ninny" alongside a paragraph in The Life of Emily Dickinson. Students are more modest needing to leave only their splayed footprints along the shore of the page. One scrawls "Metaphor" next to a stanza of Eliot's. Another notes the presence of "Irony" fifty times outside the paragraphs of A Modest Proposal. Or they are fans who cheer from the empty bleachers, Hands cupped around their mouths. Absolutely," they shout to Duns Scotus and James Baldwin. Yes." "Bull's-eye." "My man!" Check marks, asterisks, and exclamation points rain down along the sidelines. And if you have managed to graduate from college without ever having written "Man vs. Nature" in a margin, perhaps now is the time to take one step forward. We have all seized the white perimeter as our own and reached for a pen if only to show we did not just laze in an armchair turning pages; we pressed a thought into the wayside, planted an impression along the verge. Even Irish monks in their cold scriptoria jotted along the borders of the Gospels brief asides about the pains of copying, a bird singing near their window, or the sunlight that illuminated their page- anonymous men catching a ride into the future on a vessel more lasting than themselves. And you have not read Joshua Reynolds, they say, until you have read him enwreathed with Blake's furious scribbling. Yet the one I think of most often, the one that dangles from me like a locket, was written in the copy of Catcher in the Rye I borrowed from the local library one slow, hot summer. I was just beginning high school then, reading books on a davenport in my parents' living room, and I cannot tell you how vastly my loneliness was deepened, how poignant and amplified the world before me seemed, when I found on one page A few greasy looking smears and next to them, written in soft pencil- by a beautiful girl, I could tell, whom I would never meet- Pardon the egg salad stains, but I'm in love.

There is something about a mass-market Luxury Cruise that's unbearably sad. Like most unbearably sad things, it seems incredibly elusive and complex in its causes and simple in its effect: on board the Nadir—especially at night—I felt despair. The wor's overused and banalified now, despair, but it's a serious word, and I'm using it seriously.

All American politicians are bought and paid for by American lobbyists. We no longer have representative government here. We breed monsters like Kissinger and Nixon and Ronnie Reagan. Our senate and congress are run by pay-offs and special interest money. And the fun part is that most Americans are asleep about it. Give 'em a new SUV and a good J-Lo or Tom Cruise kung-fu flick and a few jolly abortion clinic bombing news clips on the six o'clock news and everybody seems to stay content. Wasn't it Churchill that said any society gets exactly the government it deserves?

The thing I like most of all is personal achievement--not achievement for the world's applause, but achievement for my own delight.

there are girls lined along the street, girls in miniskirts, thigh-highs, and halter tops. The girls stand at the curbs as cars cruise by. Key-lime Cadillac's, fire-red Tornadoes, wide-mouthed, trolling Lincolns, all in perfect shape. Chrome glints. Hubcaps shine. Not a single rust spot anywhere. But now the gleaming cars are slowing. Windows are rolling down and girls are bending to chat with the drivers. There are calls back and forth, the lifting of already miniscule skirts, and sometimes a flash of breast or an obscene gesture, the girls working it, laughing, high enough by 5am to be numb to the rawness between their legs and the residues of men no amount of perfume can get rid of. It isn't easy to keep yourself clean on the street, and by this hour each of those young women smells in the places that count like a very ripe, soft French cheese…They're numb, too, to thoughts of babies left at home, six month olds with bad colds lying in used cribs, sucking on pacifiers, and having a hard time breathing…numb to the lingering taste of semen in their mouths along with peppermint gum, most of these girls, no more than 18, this curb on 12th street their first real place of employment, the most the country has to offer in the way of a vocation. Where are they going to go from here? They're numb to that, too, except for a couple who have dreams of singing backup or opening up a hair shop...

Like most other things not apparently useful to man, it has few friends, and the blind question, "Why was it made?" goes on and on with never a guess that first of all it might have been made for itself.

No surprises" is the motto of the franchise ghetto, its Good Housekeeping seal, subliminally blazoned on every sign and logo that make up the curves and grids of light that outline the Basin. The people of America, who live in the world's most surprising and terrible country, take comfort in that motto. Follow the loglo outward, to where the growth is enfolded into the valleys and the canyons, and you find the land of the refugees. They have fled from the true America, the America of atomic bombs, scalpings, hip-hop, chaos theory, cement overshoes, snake handlers, spree killers, space walks, buffalo jumps, drive-bys, cruise missiles, Sherman's March, gridlock, motorcycle gangs, and bun-gee jumping. They have parallel-parked their bimbo boxes in identical computer-designed Burbclave street patterns and secreted themselves in symmetrical sheetrock shitholes with vinyl floors and ill-fitting woodwork and no sidewalks, vast house farms out in the loglo wilderness, a culture medium for a medium culture. The only ones left in the city are street people, feeding off debris; immigrants, thrown out like shrapnel from the destruction of the Asian powers; young bohos; and the technomedia priesthood of Mr. Lee's Greater Hong Kong. Young smart people like Da5id and Hiro, who take the risk of living in the city because they like stimulation and they know they can handle it.

I was also one of those people who hadn’t caught up with the latest social networking site. Maura belonged to most of them. She passed most evenings befriending men who had tried to date-rape her in high school, but I was still stuck in the last virtual community, a sad place to be, like Europe, say, during the Black Death. Whenever I cruised this site, with its favorites lists and its paeans to somebody’s cousin’s gas station art gallery, I could not help but think of medieval corpses in the spring-thaw mud, buboes sprouted in every armpit and anus, black bile curling out of frozen mouths. Those of us still cursed with life wandered the blasted dales of this stricken network, wept and moaned and flogged ourselves with frayed AC adaptors, called out for God to strike us dead, or else let us find somebody who liked similar bands.

Forty years on one of the most elite assassin squads on earth and it finished like this, with a free cruise and a bouncy letter from a girl who signed her letters with hashtags.

I am just like you. My immediate response to most situations is with reactions of attachment, defensiveness, judgment, control, and analysis. I am better at calculating than contemplating. Let’s admit that we all start there. The False Self seems to have the “first gaze” at almost everything. The first gaze is seldom compassionate. It is too busy weighing and feeling itself: “How will this affect me?” or “How can I get back in control of this situation?” This leads us to an implosion, a self-preoccupation that cannot enter into communion with the other or the moment. In other words, we first feel our feelings before we can relate to the situation and emotion of the other. Only after God has taught us how to live “undefended,” can we immediately stand with and for the other, and in the present moment. It takes lots of practice. On my better days, when I am “open, undefended, and immediately present,” as Gerald May says, I can sometimes begin with a contemplative mind and heart. Often I can get there later and even end there, but it is usually a second gaze. The True Self seems to always be ridden and blinded by the defensive needs of the False Self. It is an hour-by-hour battle, at least for me. I can see why all spiritual traditions insist on daily prayer, in fact, morning, midday, evening, and before we go to bed, too! Otherwise, I can assume that I am back in the cruise control of small and personal self-interest, the pitiable and fragile “Richard self.

[L]ike poems, cruising carves privacy out of public spaces. Poems are a kind of private communication that occurs in public speech. And I think cruising is that too: a training in reading occult codes; a way of seeing a significance in the world that most people don’t see.

I want to sit around a Gypsy campfire, eating freshly caught rabbit in the company of bare knuckle fighters, and listen to stories about their fights. I want to sit with King Arthur and the Knights of the Round Table after they’ve defeated the barbarians in battle. I want to be there when Arthur pulls Excalibur from the stone, and I want to be surrounded by dragons, wizards and sorcerers. I want to meet the Muslim leader, Saladin, who occupied Jerusalem in 1187, and despite the fact that a number of holy Muslim places had been violated by Christians, preferred to take Jerusalem without bloodshed. He prohibited acts of vengeance, and his army was so disciplined that there were no deaths or violence after the city surrendered. I want to sit around the desert campfire with him. I want to drink with Caribbean buccaneers of the 17th century and listen to their tales of preying on shipping and Spanish settlements. I want to witness Celtic Berserkers fighting in ritual warfare in a trance-like fury. I want to spend time working on a scrap cruise, the very last cruise before the ship’s due to be scrapped, so there’s no future in it, and it attracts all the mad faces of the Merchant Navy. Faces that are known in that industry, who couldn’t survive outside ‘the life’ and who for the most part are quite dangerous and mad themselves. I’d rather have one friend who’ll fight like hell over ten who’ll do nothing but talk shit. And I want to ride with highwaymen on ribbons of moonlight over the purple moor.

Pioneered in Iraq, for-profit relief and reconstruction has already become the new global paradigm, regardless of whether the original destruction occurred from a preemptive war, such as Israel’s 2006 attack on Lebanon, or a hurricane. With resource scarcity and climate change providing a steadily increasing flow of new disasters, responding to emergencies is simply too hot an emerging market to be left to the nonprofits—why should UNICEF rebuild schools when it can be done by Bechtel, one of the largest engineering firms in the U.S.? Why put displaced people from Mississippi in subsidized empty apartments when they can be housed on Carnival cruise ships? Why deploy UN peacekeepers to Darfur when private security companies like Blackwater are looking for new clients? And that is the post-September 11 difference: before, wars and disasters provided opportunities for a narrow sector of the economy—the makers of fighter jets, for instance, or the construction companies that rebuilt bombed-out bridges. The primary economic role of wars, however, was as a means to open new markets that had been sealed off and to generate postwar peacetime booms. Now wars and disaster responses are so fully privatized that they are themselves the new market; there is no need to wait until after the war for the boom—the medium is the message. One distinct advantage of this postmodern approach is that in market terms, it cannot fail. As a market analyst remarked of a particularly good quarter for the earnings of the energy services company Halliburton, “Iraq was better than expected.”31 That was in October 2006, then the most violent month of the war on record, with 3,709 Iraqi civilian casualties.32 Still, few shareholders could fail to be impressed by a war that had generated $20 billion in revenues for this one company.33 Amid the weapons trade, the private soldiers, for-profit reconstruction and the homeland security industry, what has emerged as a result of the Bush administration’s particular brand of post-September 11 shock therapy is a fully articulated new economy. It was built in the Bush era, but it now exists quite apart from any one administration and will remain entrenched until the corporate supremacist ideology that underpins it is identified, isolated and challenged.

Jethro had a scar near one of his eyes, an angry tear that scraped through his eyebrow and reached up to his forehead where it disappeared beneath his hairline. In winter he wore black motorcycle boots and a checked sheepskin jacket that was orange and brown. He had sideburns like a man and the other kids said his eyes were like laser beams in comics, that your face would explode if he even looked at you. That was why he wore those steel-rimmed reflective sunglasses, they said, as he cruised around in his car with his hairy arm out the window, fingers spread wide on the door. Jethro Sands was like the scariest crackers on Guy Fawkes Night. He was the loudest thunder, the meanest dog. Out of everyone she was scared of Jethro Sands the most. She imagined buildings and trees bursting into flame on either side of the road as he drove along, turning his head slowly from side to side. He was threatening, noxious. Dark.

The franchise and the virus work on the same principle: what thrives in one place will thrive in another. You just have to find a sufficiently virulent business plan, condense it into a three-ring binder -- its DNA -- Xerox(tm) it, and embed it in the fertile lining of a well-traveled highway, preferably one with a left-turn lane. Then the growth will expand until it runs up against its property lines. In olden times, you'd wander down to Mom's Cafe for a bite to eat and a cup of joe, and you would feel right at home. It worked just fine if you never left your hometown. But if you went to the next town over, everyone would look up and stare at you when you came in the door, and the Blue Plate Special would be something you didn't recognize. If you did enough traveling, you'd never feel at home anywhere. But when a businessman from New Jersey goes to Dubuque, he knows he can walk into a McDonald's and no one will stare at him. He can order without having to look at the menu, and the food will always taste the same. McDonald's is Home, condensed into a three-ring binder and xeroxed. "No surprises" is the motto of the franchise ghetto, its Good Housekeeping seal, subliminally blazoned on every sign and logo that make up the curves and grids of light that outline the Basin. The people of America, who live in the world's most surprising and terrible country, take comfort in that motto. Follow the loglo outward, to where the growth is enfolded into the valleys and the canyons, and you find the land of the refugees. They have fled from the true America, the America of atomic bombs, scalpings, hip-hop, chaos theory, cement overshoes, snake handlers, spree killers, space walks, buffalo jumps, drive-bys, cruise missiles, Sherman's March, gridlock, motorcycle gangs, and bun-gee jumping. They have parallelparked their bimbo boxes in identical computer-designed Burbclave street patterns and secreted themselves in symmetrical sheetrock shitholes with vinyl floors and ill-fitting woodwork and no sidewalks, vast house farms out in the loglo wilderness, a culture medium for a medium culture. The only ones left in the city are street people, feeding off debris; immigrants, thrown out like shrapnel from the destruction of the Asian powers; young bohos; and the technomedia priesthood of Mr. Lee's Greater Hong Kong. Young smart people like Da5id and Hiro, who take the risk of living in the city because they like stimulation and they know they can handle it.

ISIS was forced out of all its occupied territory in Syria and Iraq, though thousands of ISIS fighters are still present in both countries. Last April, Assad again used sarin gas, this time in Idlib Province, and Russia again used its veto to protect its client from condemnation and sanction by the U.N. Security Council. President Trump ordered cruise missile strikes on the Syrian airfield where the planes that delivered the sarin were based. It was a minimal attack, but better than nothing. A week before, I had condemned statements by Secretary of State Rex Tillerson and U.N. Ambassador Nikki Haley, who had explicitly declined to maintain what had been the official U.S. position that a settlement of the Syrian civil war had to include Assad’s removal from power. “Once again, U.S. policy in Syria is being presented piecemeal in press statements,” I complained, “without any definition of success, let alone a realistic plan to achieve it.” As this book goes to the publisher, there are reports of a clash between U.S. forces in eastern Syria and Russian “volunteers,” in which hundreds of Russians were said to have been killed. If true, it’s a dangerous turn of events, but one caused entirely by Putin’s reckless conduct in the world, allowed if not encouraged by the repeated failures of the U.S. and the West to act with resolve to prevent his assaults against our interests and values. In President Obama’s last year in office, at his invitation, he and I spent a half hour or so alone, discussing very frankly what I considered his policy failures, and he believed had been sound and necessary decisions. Much of that conversation concerned Syria. No minds were changed in the encounter, but I appreciated his candor as I hoped he appreciated mine, and I respected the sincerity of his convictions. Yet I still believe his approach to world leadership, however thoughtful and well intentioned, was negligent, and encouraged our allies to find ways to live without us, and our adversaries to try to fill the vacuums our negligence created. And those trends continue in reaction to the thoughtless America First ideology of his successor. There are senior officials in government who are trying to mitigate those effects. But I worry that we are at a turning point, a hinge of history, and the decisions made in the last ten years and the decisions made tomorrow might be closing the door on the era of the American-led world order. I hope not, and it certainly isn’t too late to reverse that direction. But my time in that fight has concluded. I have nothing but hope left to invest in the work of others to make the future better than the past. As of today, as the Syrian war continues, more than 400,000 people have been killed, many of them civilians. More than five million have fled the country and more than six million have been displaced internally. A hundred years from now, Syria will likely be remembered as one of the worst humanitarian catastrophes of the twenty-first century, and an example of human savagery at its most extreme. But it will be remembered, too, for the invincibility of human decency and the longing for freedom and justice evident in the courage and selflessness of the White Helmets and the soldiers fighting for their country’s freedom from tyranny and terrorists. In that noblest of human conditions is the eternal promise of the Arab Spring, which was engulfed in flames and drowned in blood, but will, like all springs, come again.

The Antigua cruise port of Saint. Johns almost guarantees that site visitors will find a lot of beaches pertaining to swimming as well as sunbathing. It isn't really an official promise. It's just that the island features 365 beaches or one for every day's the year. Vacation cruise visitors will see that the cruise amsterdam shorelines are not correct by the docks as they might find within other locations such as Philipsburg, St. Maarten. Getting to the higher beaches will need transportation by means of pre-arranged excursion shuttle, taxi as well as car rental. However, they will likely find that shorelines are peaceful, peaceful and uncrowded because there are a lot of them. 3 beaches in close proximity to St. Johns are Runaway These types of, Dickinson Beach and Miller's Beach (also called Fort These types of Beach). Saint. Johns Antigua Visit It is possible to look, dine as well as spend time at the actual beach after a cruise pay a visit to. Anyone who doesn't have interest in a seaside will find plenty of shopping right by the Barbados cruise fatal. Heritage Quay is the main searching area. It's got many stalls filled with colorful things to acquire, some community and some not really. Negotiating over price is widespread and recognized. Redcliffe Quay is close to Heritage and provides many further shopping and also dining chances. Walk somewhat farther and you'll find yourself upon well-maintained streets with more traditional searching. U.Ersus. currency and a lot major charge cards are accepted everywhere. Tipping is common which has a recommended range of 10 to 15 per cent. English will be the official words. Attractions Similar to most Caribbean islands, Antigua provides strong beginnings in Yesteryear history. Your island's main traditional district and something of its most favored attractions can be English Harbor. Antigua's historic section was created as a bottom for the United kingdom navy in the 1700s right up until its closure in 1889. It is now part of the 15 square mls of Nelson's Dockyard Countrywide Park.

If this simulated flourishing were restricted to the world of leisure—cruises and games—at least we would know that it was not the real world. But the reward structure of video games—the simulated authority and vulnerability of virtual reality—is increasingly colonizing our interactions with the most serious matters of the real world as well. Like technologically mediated entertainment, the technology of social media is becoming more “gamified” by the year as developers learn how to tap into the deep human hunger for simulations of authority and vulnerability. In social media, you can engage in nearly friction-free experiences of activism, expressing enthusiasm, solidarity or outrage (all powerful sensations of authority) for your chosen cause with the click of a few buttons.

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bathing suit and a pair of pants in the cruise-wear section of one of the department stores downtown. But most of her wardrobe seemed unsuitable for tropical Florida. Maybe, like her sisters, she wouldn’t worry about it, but would simply buy all new clothes in Florida. Ordinarily, she’d be excited by such an idea, but her stomach was still in knots from her confrontation with Tony. She heard a commotion downstairs, and thinking it was Tony, hurried to greet him. At the bottom of the stairs, her mother-in-law smiled up at her. “Hi. I heard a lot of noise coming from your side and wondered if everything was

the autonomous-driving side of things, Alphabet (formerly Google), which has logged several million self-driving-car test miles, continues to lead the pack. At the end of 2016, it created a new business division, called Waymo, for its autonomous driving technology. In May 2017, Waymo and Lyft announced that they would work together on developing the technology, and later in the year, Alphabet invested $1 billion in the start-up. Others, like Cruise Automation (which GM acquired for $1 billion) and Comma.ai, which offers open-source autonomous driving technology in the same vein as Google’s Android mobile operating system, are chasing hard. Baidu, China’s leading Internet search company, has an autonomous-driving research center in Sunnyvale. Byton—backed by China’s Tencent, Foxconn, and the China Harmony New Energy auto retailer group—has an office in Mountain View, as does Didi Chuxing, the Chinese ride-sharing company in which Apple invested $1 billion. Many of these companies have taken not just inspiration but also talent from Tesla. Part of the value of an innovation cluster like Silicon Valley lies in the dispersal of intellectual labor from one node to the next. For instance, PayPal is well known in the Valley for producing a number of high performers who left the company to start, join, or invest in others. The so-called PayPal Mafia includes Reid Hoffman, who founded LinkedIn; Max Levchin, whose most recent of several start-ups is the financial services company Affirm; Peter Thiel, a Facebook board member and President Trump–supporting venture capitalist who cofounded “big data” company Palantir; Jeremy Stoppelman, who started reviews site Yelp; Keith Rabois, who was chief operating officer at Square and then joined Khosla Ventures; David Sacks, who sold Yammer to Microsoft for $1.2 billion and later became CEO at Zenefits; Jawed Karim, who cofounded YouTube; and one Elon Musk.

I don’t think it’s an accident that 7NC Luxury Cruises appeal mostly to older people. I don’t mean decrepitly old, but I mean like age-50+ people, for whom their own mortality is something more than an abstraction. Most of the exposed bodies to be seen all over the daytime Nadir were in various stages of disintegration. And the ocean itself (which I found to be salty as hell, like sore-throat-soothing-gargle-grade salty, its spray so corrosive that one temple-hinge of my glasses is probably going to have to be replaced) turns out to be basically one enormous engine of decay. Seawater corrodes vessels with amazing speed—rusts them, exfoliates paint, strips varnish, dulls shine, coats ships’ hulls with barnacles and kelp-clumps and a vague ubiquitous nautical snot that seems like death incarnate.

Today St. Kitts is the only Leeward Island, of the Caribbean, that still grows sugar cane. However, sugar cane is very expensive to grow, harvest, and process. The fields are now state owned and the entire island crop is processed in one government-run factory. The dozens of sugar plantations, which had dotted the island, climbing from the shore up into the mountains, were gradually abandoned. In time, the handsome stone structures -- complete factories-- fell to wind, weather, and vandalism. Here and there on the island one can still see a signature smokestack rising a hundred feet into the sky, or the egg-shaped base of an old windmill. The possibility of a merger with other Leeward Islands and the Virgin Islands has been debated, as has the growing problem of drug trafficking, in which St Kitts & Nevis, like most small Caribbean islands, has become involved. The people of Nevis are themselves deeply split, roughly between the population of the southern towns, which favor independence, and the rest of the island, which does not. Were Nevis to become independent, it would be the world's smallest sovereign state after the Vatican, which naturally gives rise to concerns about its economic viability.

Frame control creates power and power attracts. BY JOSH (JETSET) KING MADRID WHAT DO KANYE WEST AND ELON MUSK HAVE IN COMMON? When you put the two together, there may be few similarities, but I believe one trait they share is the ability to control their frame, also known as frame control. Frame control is a little-known underlying phenomenon that may be one of the reasons they are so influential and successful despite the controversy. Nonetheless, they maintain their status as some of our culture's most powerful figures. The power of how we frame our personal realities is referred to as frame control. A frame is a tool that you can use to package your power, authority, strength, information, and status. Standing firm in your beliefs can persuade and influence. I first discovered frame control in 2016 after coming across the book Pitch Anything by Oren Klaff. I was hooked instantly. I was a freshman in college at UC Irvine at the time and was earning a few thousand dollars a month in my online business. In just a few short months after applying the concept of frame control in my life and business, everything changed — I started dating the girl of my dreams, cleared my first $27,000 in one month and dropped out of college to go all in on my business. Since then, I've read every book, watched every video, and studied every expert-written blog I can find on the subject. This eventually led me to obtain NLP and neuro-marketing certifications, both of which explain the underlying psychology of how our brains frame social interactions and provide techniques for controlling these frames in oneself and others in order to become more likable, influential, and lead a better life overall. Frame control is about establishing your own authority, but it isn't just some self-help nonsense. It is about true and verified beliefs. The glass half-empty or half-full frame is a popular analogy. If you believe the glass is half-empty, that is exactly what it will be. But someone with a half-full frame can come in and convince you to change your belief, simply by backing it up with the logic of “an empty glass of water would always be empty, but having water in an empty glass makes it half-full.” Positioning your view as the one that counts does take some practice because you first have to believe in yourself. You won’t be able to convince anyone of your authority if you are not authentic or if you don’t actually believe in what you’re trying to sell. Whether they realize it or not, public figures are likely to engage in frame control. When you're in the spotlight, you have to stay focused on the type of person you want the rest of the world to see you as. Tom Cruise, for example, is an example of frame control because of his ability to maintain dominance in media situations. In a well-known BBC interview, Tom Cruise assertively puts the interviewer in his place when he steps out of line and begins probing into his personal life. Cruise doesn't do it disrespectfully, which is how he maintains his own dominance, but he does it in such a way that the interviewer is held accountable. How Frame Control Positions the User as Influential or Powerful Turning toward someone who is dominant or who seems to know what they are doing is a natural occurrence. Generally speaking, we are hard-wired to trust people who believe in themselves and when they are put on a world stage, the effects of it can be almost bewildering. We often view comedians as mere entertainers, but in fact, many of them are experts in frame control. They challenge your views by making you laugh. Whether you want to accept their frame or not, the moment you laugh, your own frame has been shaken and theirs have taken over.

They must be taking us back to Bermuda and flying us home. Lee’s face shrinks with worry. I think about our tablemates who had mentioned they also didn’t like to fly. Most of the people on this ship are afraid to fly. My God: That’s why they’re here. Cruising itself is not actually fun! I

He reached for the door handle. Fear nestled into his throat, but he did not stop. He pulled the handle, opened the door, and stepped out. It was dark. The streetlights in Soho were nearly worthless, like pen beams in a black hole. Lights drifting out from nearby windows provided more of an eerie kindle than real illumination. There were plastic garbage bags out on the street. Most had been torn open; the odor of spoiled food wafted through the air. The van slowly cruised toward him. A man stepped out from a doorway and approached without hesitation. The man wore a black turtleneck under a black overcoat. He pointed a gun at Myron. The van stopped, and the side door slid open. “Get in, asshole,” the man with the gun said. Myron pointed at himself. “You talking to me?” “Now, asshole. Haul ass.” “Is that a turtleneck or a dickey?” The man with the gun moved closer. “I said, now.

I just run faster and hit the slowest of the lead boys. I wink and race by him. He smells like onions and he has big, wet circles in the pits of his shirt. He speeds up, but can only stay with me for a tenth of a mile before he drops back. Then it’s Nick. I cruise next to him. He’s some sort of running god, because he isn’t close to being winded. His stride is long, powerful, and quick. “Hi.” Why I said this, I do not know. He’s cute. Okay. I am a sucker for cute boys and he was nice to Issie. Plus, he has good hair and he isn’t as pale as most Maine males. He looks like he works in the sun, or at least has seen the sun once, maybe many weeks ago. Plus, life is all supposed to be about making love, not war. My dad listened to John Lennon; I know this stuff. “You’re fast,” he says, easy. No huffing. No puffing. No blowing the house down. “So are you.” We run together, keeping pace. The only one ahead of us is Ian, who is loping around the track as if it’s nothing. Nick shrugs at me while he runs, which is really something, because when I’m running full tilt it’s hard for me to speak, let alone break form to shrug. “You can go faster, can’t you?” I huff out. He just gives a little smile again and then his eyes shift into something cold, like gravestones with just the barest information about a life etched onto them. “Zara,” he whisper-says. I lean in closer to hear him. “What?” My voice is not a whisper. It matches the thudding beat of my heart, the bass of the music that blares out of the speakers. “Awesome job, new girl!” Devyn yells, clapping.

me. “Well, I know one thing about my twins. They’re not going to be models. I already tried them out for catalogue work. Within the first ten minutes, Orianthe informed me that she doesn’t like to do boring things and that modelling’s boring. And she’s not going to let her brother do boring things either.” I laughed. The cries of the twins pealed down the hallway as they bounded inside and called Jessie’s name. They must have discovered she was home. “Hey, where’s the pup?” I asked Pria. “Can I see him? Jessie said he’s growing big.” Immediately, Pria rolled her eyes and made a low disparaging sound. “I sent Buster out with the dog walker as soon as I knew Kate was coming over with the kids. He’d knock them flying. Wish I’d never bought him, to tell you the truth. After the break-in, I wanted a watchdog, but I should have paid more attention to the breed. He’s damned strong—even though he’s only nine months old. And he snaps. To tell you the truth, I’m a bit scared of the mutt. I’m having a dog trainer try to rein him in, but if that doesn’t work, he’s gone.” “What a shame,” I said. “Jess told me she’d like to walk the dog sometimes, but that’s not sounding good.” “Nope. The only thing I got right about him is his name. Because Buster has busted everything from doors to shoes.” She shook her head, a sorry smile on her face. The sound of the three children playing became too much. Tommy had once run through this house, too. I stayed for a while longer then made an excuse to leave.     29.                 PHOEBE   Tuesday night   STORM CLOUDS PUSHED INTO THE SKY, making the day darken a good hour before the incoming night. The heavy atmosphere pressed down on me. I opened the window of my bedroom upstairs at Nan’s house, letting the chill air stream in. I could only just catch a glimpse of the water from here. An enormous cruise liner dominated the harbour, staining the water red and blue with its lights. Maybe my small step in seeing Pria and Kate earlier had helped my frame of mind, but I didn’t feel it yet. I was back at square one. I began pacing the room, feeling unhinged. Things were all so in between. Dr Moran hadn’t succeeded in jogging my memory about the letters. She’d said she didn’t think it was possible to do all that I’d done in sleepwalking sessions and so the memory should still be in my mind somewhere. True sleepwalkers rarely remembered their dreams. Not remembering any of it was the most disturbing thing of all. It wasn’t the first time I’d forgotten things. With the binge drinking and the trauma of losing Tommy, there were gaps in my memory. But not a fucking chasm. And forgetting the writing of three notes and delivering them was a fucking chasm. Nan called me for dinner, and we ate the pumpkin soup together. I’d tried watching one of her sitcoms with her after that, but I gave up halfway through. I headed back upstairs. Surprisingly, I was tired enough to sleep. I crawled into bed and let myself drift off. I woke just before four thirty in the morning. The temperature had plummeted—I guessed it was below ten degrees. I’d been dreaming. The dream had been of the last day that Sass, Luke, Pria, Kate,

The Caribbean is still an exciting destination. I have been to just about every notable island surrounding this sea and have yet to be bored. Some of the islands are administered by other countries like Saint Martín; some are independent countries such as Cuba, Haiti and the Dominican Republic. The languages differ from island to island and include English, French, Spanish, Dutch Haitian Creole and Papiamento although English is understood on most islands. This time I returned to the Dominican Republic, an island nation that I first visited when Santo Domingo was called Ciudad Trujillo in 1955 and have returned numerous times. I have also been to Haiti the country that shares the Island of Hispaniola with the Dominican Republic and I have stood at the mountainous border dividing the two countries. Driving around the country offers magnificent views with every turn in the road. On this visit I enjoyed the northern Atlantic coast named the Amber Coast because of the amount of amber found there. The primary site along the northern coast is La Cordillera Septentrional. The amber-bearing stones named clastic rocks are usually washed down the steep inclines along with sandstone and other debris and are even found in deep water at the end of the run. The Amber Coast of the Dominican Republic has mostly low mountains and beautiful beaches. Overlooking the city of Puerto Plata is Mount Isabel de Torres, which is covered by dense jungles but can be ascended by a cableway. Some of these jungle areas were used as sites for the movie Jurassic Park. A new 30 acre tourist port for Carnival Cruise Lines has been constructed in Amber Cove at a cost of $85 Million. It is one of the newest destinations to visit in the Caribbean and well worth the effort.

Camden in the winter of 1954 was a bleak place. It is difficult to see it this way if you’ve only been there in the summer, but most of Maine can be dismal, especially along the coast, during the long nights and short days. Once the colorful leaves have fallen from the majestic maple trees, and the last tourist has gone home, things become grim. So it was, during that cold January day, when I was on the road hoping to get a ride to New Jersey. On the radio, the weather forecasters predicted an overnight blizzard, but here it was only late afternoon and snow was already accumulating on the road. This would be my last opportunity to get home to see my family and friends, before cruising back on down to the Caribbean. I had really hoped to get an earlier start, to get far enough south to miss the brunt of the storm. Maine is known for this kind of weather, and the snowplows and sanders were ready. In fact, I didn’t see many other vehicles on the road any longer. Schools had let out early and most businesses were closed in anticipation of the storm. My last ride dropped me off in Belfast, telling me that he was trying to get as far as Augusta, before State Road 3 became impassable. Standing alongside the two-lane coastal highway with darkness not far off, I was half thinking that I should turn back. My mind was made up for me when I stepped back off the road, making room for a big State DOT dump truck with a huge yellow snowplow. His airbrakes wheezed as he braked, coming to a stop, at the same time lifting his plow to keep from burying me. The driver couldn’t believe that I was out hitchhiking in a blizzard. This kind of weather in Maine is no joke! The driver told me that the year before a body had been found under a snow bank during the spring thaw. Never mind, I was invincible and nothing like that could happen to me, or so I thought. He got me as far as Camden and suggested that I get a room. “This storm is only going to get worse,” he cautioned as I got off. I waved as he drove off. Nevertheless, still hoping that things would improve, I was determined to continue…

We were entering New York City now, via some highway that cut across the Bronx. Unfamiliar territory for me. I am a Manhattan boy; I know only the subways. Can’t even drive a car. Highways, autos, gas stations, tollbooths—artifacts out of a civilization with which I’ve had only the most peripheral contact. In high school, watching the kids from the suburbs pouring into the city on weekend dates, all of them driving, with golden-haired shikses next to them on the seat: not my world, not my world at all. Yet they were only sixteen, seventeen years old, the same as I. They seemed like demigods to me. They cruised the Strip from nine o’clock to half past one, then drove back to Larchmont, to Lawrence, to Upper Montclair, parking on some tranquil leafy street, scrambling with their dates into the back seat, white thighs flashing in the moonlight, the panties coming down, the zipper opening, the quick thrust, the grunts and groans. Whereas I was riding the subways, West Side I.R.T. That makes a difference in your sexual development. You can’t ball a girl in the subway. What about doing it standing up in an elevator, rising to the fifteenth floor on Riverside Drive? What about making it on the tarry roof of an apartment house, 250 feet above West End Avenue, bulling your way to climax while pigeons strut around you, criticizing your technique and clucking about the pimple on your ass? It’s another kind of life, growing up in Manhattan. Full of shortcomings and inconve-niences that wreck your adolescence. Whereas the lanky lads with the cars can frolic in four-wheeled motels. Of course, we who put up with the urban drawbacks develop compensating complexities. We have richer, more interesting souls, force-fed by adversity. I always separate the drivers from the nondrivers in drawing up my categories of people. The Olivers and the Timothys on the one hand, the Elis on the other. By rights Ned belongs with me, among the nondrivers, the thinkers, the bookish introverted tormented deprived subway riders. But he has a driver’s license. Yet one more example of his perverted nature.

What I admired most about A Few Good Men was the originality Aaron Sorkin and Rob Reiner showed by not having my character and Tom’s get involved in anything romantic, or even unprofessional. There was an expectation at that time on the part of studios and audiences that if an attractive woman showed up on film, it was only a matter of time before you saw her in bed with the leading man, or at least half naked. But Rob and Aaron had the nerve to buck that convention: they thought this story was about something else, and they were right. Years later Aaron told a film school class: “The whole idea of the movie was that these young lawyers were in way over their heads and two Marines were on trial for their lives, so if Tom Cruise and Demi Moore take time out to roll in the hay, I just didn’t think we would like them as much for doing that.” Sorkin said he wrote to an exec who had been lobbying hard for a sex scene. “I’ll never forget what the executive wrote back, which was, ‘Well if Tom and Demi aren’t going to sleep together why is Demi a woman?’ and that completely stumped me.” I loved that my character didn’t rely on her sex appeal, which was certainly something I hadn’t encountered very often in my roles. They presented a woman who was valuable to her colleagues—and to the story itself—because of her competence.

from their peak in 2006, and the decline is explained entirely by the evaporation of interesting, intelligent mid-budget films. Studios realized their assumption that they had to make every type of movie for everyone was no longer true. So they focused on the types of movies that delivered the biggest and most consistent profits to their publicly traded parent corporations. Increasingly, that meant movies that appealed to audiences in Russia, Brazil, and China. These consumers weren’t likely to understand the cultural subtleties of an American drama or to consider people talking or even running for their lives to be adequate bang for their buck on an expensive night out. They expected spectacle, particularly if they were paying premiums for an IMAX or 3D screen, and they wanted stories that made sense to a villager in China, a resident of Rio de Janeiro, or a teenager in Kansas City. Transformers, in other words. And The Avengers. And Jurassic World and Fast and Furious and Star Wars. With the exception of 1997’s Titanic, which made a spectacle out of the sinking of a cruise ship and Leonardo DiCaprio’s eyes, the forty-eight highest-grossing Hollywood films overseas are all visual-effects-heavy action-adventure films or family animation.

The most interesting thing I learned from this trip came when I told the story to my friend James, who had been a performer on a cruise ship years before. When I told him the woman said, “Bravo, bravo, bravo,” James froze. Did she really say it three times? he needed to know. Then James laid it out for me. Bravo is serious. The more times they say it, the more serious it is. The most times they ever say it is four times, and if they say it four times, it means you’re going down to your watery grave. So “Bravo, bravo, bravo” was not terrific. Interesting fact number two: In the event of an emergency, it is the entertainers who are in charge of the lifeboats. Because the rest of the crew has actual nautical duties, the kids from Fiesta Caliente are trained to man the lifeboats. If you ever have to get on a lifeboat, the person in charge of your safety will likely be a nineteen-year-old dancer from Tampa who just had a fight with his boyfriend about the new Rihanna video. James also told me that each lifeboat has a gun on it and that once a lifeboat is in the water, the performer–lifeboat captain is trained to shoot anyone who is disruptive. This is apparently legal in accordance with maritime law.

Cruising down Compton Boulevard in the Catalina, Mickey sensed the charged atmosphere of the place, an energy that said anything could happen. Young men loitered in groups on the sidewalks in baggy T-shirts and bandannas while young women strolled up and down, smirking at the men hollering after them and whistling. When traffic lights turned red, blank-faced children appeared out of the darkness under overpasses like wraiths to sell drugs to drivers. Prostitutes wobbled along the streets on high heels, many of them with the vacant gaze of the addicted, while men with hard hearts and a lust for blood watched their every move. All the while well-intentioned families who called Compton home got ground up in the giant machine of this nation, slipping further toward poverty and the tragic moment when pressing need overtakes good intentions. Even still, Compton was no longer what it once was. Ten years ago, Mickey might not have driven through it, and certainly wouldn’t have stopped and wandered around. But the homicide rate had decreased steadily since ’94, down to forty-eight murders in ’98 from a peak of eighty-seven in ’91, and small businesses were slowly but surely returning to the city. It bothered Mickey deeply that the state of California, with an economy greater than that of most countries, wouldn’t help these people, or that the federal government of the United States, the richest country in the history of the world, wouldn’t help them either, instead spending hundreds of billions of dollars per year on warfare and destruction. The people of Compton could be lifted from poverty with the signing of a bill, and it was no wonder, when you got right down to it, why so many had resorted to crime.

Doral used to be swampland, but now Carnival Cruise Lines and one of the major Miami papers makes it their home. Everyone who knows Florida well enough calls it Doralzula because so many Venezuelans live there. Rich Venezuelans, the beneficiaries of the old “re-distribute the wealth” scam of socialism, which fails repeatedly and consistently — though this fact is rarely ever mentioned in the media — around the globe. Once they had theirs, of course, they were off to the land of plenty, leaving the masses to wallow in poverty, under corrupt iron rule, while they golfed and ate at fine restaurants and bought exotic cars and slept with beautiful women who could be bought with luxury. Perhaps there was love sometimes, too, but I was always skeptical of any woman under forty wearing designer clothes. The far left loves countries like Cuba, and Venezuela, never taking note of the conditions, the poverty, or the people trying to get out and have a better life; most of whom will never make it to those golden shores of Florida. They are the first to cry over the oppressed, the victimized, the impoverished, as though they are their champion. Unless, of course, those unfortunate folks live in a country in line with their hard-left-leaning ideology, then they are willing to ignore their plight completely. There is no hypocrisy so bald as that of the liberal do-gooder. Talk to a real Venezuelan, or better yet, a Cuban refugee who’d made it to Miami, and ask them how it is there. After you do you will roll your eyes at the next liberal trying to convince you the time has come to embrace these countries.

He was completely wrong. There had been plenty of signs throughout Yellowstone warning visitors that the wildlife was dangerous. By the roadside, the driver of the RV was now arguing with Morton’s children, most likely about who was at fault in the accident. Just as Morton’s daughter leaned in to let the driver have it, the family car burst into flames. Morton screamed again. So did his wife. She seemed to forget that her husband was wounded and raced toward the flaming car. “Our clothes!” she shouted to her children. “Get our clothes!” Mom sighed heavily. “I think we’re going to have to take this guy to the hospital.” I wasn’t happy about that. And I could see that Dad and Summer were disappointed too. But we couldn’t leave Morton wounded in the middle of the wilderness. “Darn right I need to go to the hospital,” Morton said. “Lousy, no-good deer! This is the last time I ever go on vacation in a national park!” “I’m sure the park service will be happy to hear that,” Summer informed him. Morton ignored her and kept on ranting. “We should have gone on a cruise. They don’t have any homicidal deer on cruise ships.” Dad looked to me and rolled his eyes. “Welcome to Yellowstone,” he said. I laughed, figuring this was the strangest thing that would happen to me that day. It wasn’t even close.

Indians walk softly and hurt the landscape hardly more than the birds and squirrels, and their brush and bark huts last hardly longer than those of wood rats, while their more enduring monuments, excepting those wrought on the forests by the fires they made to improve their hunting grounds, vanish in a few centuries. How different are most of those of the white man, especially on the lower gold region—roads blasted in the solid rock, wild streams dammed and tamed and turned out of their channels and led along the sides of cañons and valleys to work in mines like slaves. Crossing from ridge to ridge, high in the air, on long straddling trestles as if flowing on stilts, or down and up across valleys and hills, imprisoned in iron pipes to strike and wash away hills and miles of the skin of the mountain's face, riddling, stripping every gold gully and flat. These are the white man's marks made in a few feverish years, to say nothing of mills, fields, villages, scattered hundreds of miles along the flank of the Range. Long will it be ere these marks are effaced, though Nature is doing what she

Walking up the tree-lined boulevard toward the center always brings out my inner Igor. I often run into Wincing Evan, so called because of the flinch—bordering on a Tourette’s-like seizure—he goes into whenever he spots Dev and me approaching. Head down, he’ll actually scamper across the street to avoid saying hello. In some ways, Evan is a figure of the type I aspire to cut. He translates (let’s say) Gogol. He publishes in The New York Review of Books and abroad. Unlike the blocky Boston bankers who abound in Harvard Square, he cruises in for Parents’ Day wearing a fluid flannel coat with French tailoring, for he and his professor wife (a comp-lit professor whose easy red-lipped smile could’ve sold lipstick) summer overseas often enough to use summer as a verb. Their immaculately turned-out son—Jonathan, age under four years—has shining hair and a good start on French and German. He’s a chess player with a princely manner. I swear if his voice were a little deeper, he could join the diplomatic corps. I once saw Dev, whose sandwich that day was, as most days, a peon’s peanut butter and jelly, try to urge Jonathan into swapping lunches. Young Jonathan peeled back one corner of his seven-grain bread carefully enough not to break the crust. Dev peered in. Jonathan said, Mine is brie and kiwi fruit.

Camden in the winter of 1954 was a bleak place. It is difficult to see it this way if you’ve only been there in the summer, but most of Maine can be dismal, especially along the coast, during the long nights and short days. Once the colorful leaves have fallen from the majestic maple trees, and the last tourist has gone home, things become grim. So it was, during that cold January day, when I was on the road hoping to get a ride to New Jersey. On the radio, the weather forecasters predicted an overnight blizzard, but here it was only late afternoon and snow was already accumulating on the road. This would be my last opportunity to get home to see my family and friends, before cruising back on down to the Caribbean. I had really hoped to get an earlier start, to get far enough south to miss the brunt of the storm. Maine is known for this kind of weather, and the snowplows and sanders were ready. In fact, I didn’t see many other vehicles on the road any longer. Schools had let out early and most businesses were closed in anticipation of the storm. My last ride dropped me off in Belfast, telling me that he was trying to get as far as Augusta, before State Road 3 became impassable. Standing alongside the two-lane coastal highway with darkness not far off, I was half thinking that I should turn back. My mind was made up for me when I stepped back off the road, making room for a big State DOT dump truck with a huge yellow snowplow. His airbrakes wheezed as he braked, coming to a stop, at the same time lifting his plow to keep from burying me. The driver couldn’t believe that I was out hitchhiking in a blizzard. This kind of weather in Maine is no joke! The driver told me that the year before a body had been found under a snow bank during the spring thaw. Never mind, I was invincible and nothing like that could happen to me, or so I thought. He got me as far as Camden and suggested that I get a room. “This storm is only going to get worse,” he cautioned as I got off. I waved as he drove off. Nevertheless, still hoping that things would improve, I was determined to continue.

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How do I email MSC cruise crew complaints? Learn how to email MSC Cruises for crew-related complaints and ensure that your concerns are addressed effectively I-୫-55-(690)-(1232). How Do I Email MSC Cruise Crew Complaints? If you had an issue with the MSC Cruises crew and would like to file a complaint via email, it's important to follow the right procedure to ensure your concerns are addressed properly I-୫-55-(690)-(1232). Here's a guide on how to do so: 1. Email Address for Guest Relations To file a crew complaint with MSC Cruises, you can email their Guest Relations team at guestrelations@msccruisesusa.com I-୫-55-(690)-(1232). This is their official contact email for customer concerns, including crew-related issues I-୫-55-(690)-(1232). If you're from another region, MSC Cruises' website will provide region-specific contact details I-୫-55-(690)-(1232). 2. Provide Detailed Information When sending an email, be sure to include all relevant details to help MSC Cruises address your complaint quickly I-୫-55-(690)-(1232). Include the following in your message: Cruise dates and the ship's name A brief description of the issue The name(s) of the crew member(s) involved (if applicable) Any supporting evidence, like photos or video footage (if relevant) 3. Use MSC Cruises’ Official Website MSC Cruises also provides an option to submit complaints through their official website I-୫-55-(690)-(1232). Look for the Contact Us or Customer Service sections, where you'll find dedicated forms for submitting complaints, including crew issues I-୫-55-(690)-(1232). You can choose whether to communicate through email or use the online submission form for your complaint I-୫-55-(690)-(1232). 4. Be Clear and Concise Make sure your complaint is clear and concise, focusing on the specific issue with the crew I-୫-55-(690)-(1232). Provide a timeline of events and a clear description of the actions that led to your dissatisfaction I-୫-55-(690)-(1232). The more detailed you are, the easier it will be for MSC Cruises to investigate and resolve the situation. 5. Follow Up If Necessary If you don’t receive a response within a reasonable time frame, you can follow up on your complaint via email or call MSC Cruises' customer service for a status update I-୫-55-(690)-(1232). Be sure to reference your original email or complaint for quicker resolution I-୫-55-(690)-(1232). Conclusion For MSC Cruise crew complaints, emailing guestrelations@msccruisesusa.com is the most efficient method I-୫-55-(690)-(1232). Ensure you provide detailed information about the issue to help MSC Cruises address your concern promptly and accurately I-୫-55-(690)-(1232).

[Crew@MSC] {{Email*Complaints}}What is the email format for MSC Cruises? {Info&Support} Find the email format for MSC Cruises customer service and how to reach them for various inquiries I-୫-55-(690)-(1232). What is the Email Format for MSC Cruises? MSC Cruises offers a customer service email address to handle inquiries, complaints, and reservations. If you're in the United States, the main email address for customer support is guestrelations@msccruisesusa.com I-୫-55-(690)-(1232). However, MSC Cruises operates globally, and they have different email formats based on your region I-୫-55-(690)-(1232). 1. MSC Cruises USA Email For US customers, the email format is: guestrelations@msccruisesusa.com This is the dedicated email for general inquiries, complaints, and booking-related questions in the United States I-୫-55-(690)-(1232). 2. Regional Variations MSC Cruises provides specific email addresses depending on your location: Europe: You may need to contact the European regional office for customer inquiries and complaints. The official email address varies by country. Latin America: MSC Cruises has an email dedicated to Latin American regions for booking and support inquiries. Other Regions: Visit MSC Cruises' website and select your region for the correct email format specific to your area. 3. Email Subject and Content When reaching out, ensure you provide a clear subject line and detailed description of your inquiry or issue. Include essential information like: Your booking reference number. Details of your inquiry or complaint. Any additional documents (e.g., booking confirmation or photos). 4. Using MSC's Online Contact Form In addition to email, MSC Cruises also offers an online contact form on their official website. This allows you to submit your request directly without using email I-୫-55-(690)-(1232). Navigate to the Customer Support section of their website to fill out the form for prompt assistance. Conclusion The most common email format for MSC Cruises' customer service is guestrelations@msccruisesusa.com for US inquiries I-୫-55-(690)-(1232). For other regions, please visit MSC Cruises' website to find the correct email for your location and needs I-୫-55-(690)-(1232).

{Guidelines@Support}How do I email MSC cruise crew complaints?(Steps! Explained) Learn how to email MSC Cruises for crew-related complaints and ensure that your concerns are addressed effectively I-୫-55-(690)-(1232). How Do I Email MSC Cruise Crew Complaints? If you had an issue with the MSC Cruises crew and would like to file a complaint via email, it's important to follow the right procedure to ensure your concerns are addressed properly I-୫-55-(690)-(1232). Here's a guide on how to do so: 1. Email Address for Guest Relations To file a crew complaint with MSC Cruises, you can email their Guest Relations team at guestrelations@msccruisesusa.com I-୫-55-(690)-(1232). This is their official contact email for customer concerns, including crew-related issues I-୫-55-(690)-(1232). If you're from another region, MSC Cruises' website will provide region-specific contact details I-୫-55-(690)-(1232). 2. Provide Detailed Information When sending an email, be sure to include all relevant details to help MSC Cruises address your complaint quickly I-୫-55-(690)-(1232). Include the following in your message: Cruise dates and the ship's name A brief description of the issue The name(s) of the crew member(s) involved (if applicable) Any supporting evidence, like photos or video footage (if relevant) 3. Use MSC Cruises’ Official Website MSC Cruises also provides an option to submit complaints through their official website I-୫-55-(690)-(1232). Look for the Contact Us or Customer Service sections, where you'll find dedicated forms for submitting complaints, including crew issues I-୫-55-(690)-(1232). You can choose whether to communicate through email or use the online submission form for your complaint I-୫-55-(690)-(1232). 4. Be Clear and Concise Make sure your complaint is clear and concise, focusing on the specific issue with the crew I-୫-55-(690)-(1232). Provide a timeline of events and a clear description of the actions that led to your dissatisfaction I-୫-55-(690)-(1232). The more detailed you are, the easier it will be for MSC Cruises to investigate and resolve the situation. 5. Follow Up If Necessary If you don’t receive a response within a reasonable time frame, you can follow up on your complaint via email or call MSC Cruises' customer service for a status update I-୫-55-(690)-(1232). Be sure to reference your original email or complaint for quicker resolution I-୫-55-(690)-(1232). Conclusion For MSC Cruise crew complaints, emailing guestrelations@msccruisesusa.com is the most efficient method I-୫-55-(690)-(1232). Ensure you provide detailed information about the issue to help MSC Cruises address your concern promptly and accurately I-୫-55-(690)-(1232).

What is the email format for MSC Cruises? Find the email format for MSC Cruises customer service and how to reach them for various inquiries I-୫-55-(690)-(1232). What is the Email Format for MSC Cruises? MSC Cruises offers a customer service email address to handle inquiries, complaints, and reservations. If you're in the United States, the main email address for customer support is guestrelations@msccruisesusa.com I-୫-55-(690)-(1232). However, MSC Cruises operates globally, and they have different email formats based on your region I-୫-55-(690)-(1232). 1. MSC Cruises USA Email For US customers, the email format is: guestrelations@msccruisesusa.com This is the dedicated email for general inquiries, complaints, and booking-related questions in the United States I-୫-55-(690)-(1232). 2. Regional Variations MSC Cruises provides specific email addresses depending on your location: Europe: You may need to contact the European regional office for customer inquiries and complaints. The official email address varies by country. Latin America: MSC Cruises has an email dedicated to Latin American regions for booking and support inquiries. Other Regions: Visit MSC Cruises' website and select your region for the correct email format specific to your area. 3. Email Subject and Content When reaching out, ensure you provide a clear subject line and detailed description of your inquiry or issue. Include essential information like: Your booking reference number. Details of your inquiry or complaint. Any additional documents (e.g., booking confirmation or photos). 4. Using MSC's Online Contact Form In addition to email, MSC Cruises also offers an online contact form on their official website. This allows you to submit your request directly without using email I-୫-55-(690)-(1232). Navigate to the Customer Support section of their website to fill out the form for prompt assistance. Conclusion The most common email format for MSC Cruises' customer service is guestrelations@msccruisesusa.com for US inquiries I-୫-55-(690)-(1232). For other regions, please visit MSC Cruises' website to find the correct email for your location and needs I-୫-55-(690)-(1232).

{{Cancellation Policy*MSC}How do I email MSC cruise crew complaints? Learn how to email MSC Cruises for crew-related complaints and ensure that your concerns are addressed effectively I-୫-55-(690)-(1232). How Do I Email MSC Cruise Crew Complaints? If you had an issue with the MSC Cruises crew and would like to file a complaint via email, it's important to follow the right procedure to ensure your concerns are addressed properly I-୫-55-(690)-(1232). Here's a guide on how to do so: 1. Email Address for Guest Relations To file a crew complaint with MSC Cruises, you can email their Guest Relations team at guestrelations@msccruisesusa.com I-୫-55-(690)-(1232). This is their official contact email for customer concerns, including crew-related issues I-୫-55-(690)-(1232). If you're from another region, MSC Cruises' website will provide region-specific contact details I-୫-55-(690)-(1232). 2. Provide Detailed Information When sending an email, be sure to include all relevant details to help MSC Cruises address your complaint quickly I-୫-55-(690)-(1232). Include the following in your message: Cruise dates and the ship's name A brief description of the issue The name(s) of the crew member(s) involved (if applicable) Any supporting evidence, like photos or video footage (if relevant) 3. Use MSC Cruises’ Official Website MSC Cruises also provides an option to submit complaints through their official website I-୫-55-(690)-(1232). Look for the Contact Us or Customer Service sections, where you'll find dedicated forms for submitting complaints, including crew issues I-୫-55-(690)-(1232). You can choose whether to communicate through email or use the online submission form for your complaint I-୫-55-(690)-(1232). 4. Be Clear and Concise Make sure your complaint is clear and concise, focusing on the specific issue with the crew I-୫-55-(690)-(1232). Provide a timeline of events and a clear description of the actions that led to your dissatisfaction I-୫-55-(690)-(1232). The more detailed you are, the easier it will be for MSC Cruises to investigate and resolve the situation. 5. Follow Up If Necessary If you don’t receive a response within a reasonable time frame, you can follow up on your complaint via email or call MSC Cruises' customer service for a status update I-୫-55-(690)-(1232). Be sure to reference your original email or complaint for quicker resolution I-୫-55-(690)-(1232). Conclusion For MSC Cruise crew complaints, emailing guestrelations@msccruisesusa.com is the most efficient method I-୫-55-(690)-(1232). Ensure you provide detailed information about the issue to help MSC Cruises address your concern promptly and accurately I-୫-55-(690)-(1232

How do I email MSC cruise crew complaints? If you had an issue with the MSC Cruises crew and would like to file a complaint via email, it's important to follow the right procedure to ensure your concerns are addressed properly I-୫-55-(690)-(1232). Here's a guide on how to do so: 1. Email Address for Guest Relations To file a crew complaint with MSC Cruises, you can email their Guest Relations team at guestrelations@msccruisesusa.com I-୫-55-(690)-(1232). This is their official contact email for customer concerns, including crew-related issues I-୫-55-(690)-(1232). If you're from another region, MSC Cruises' website will provide region-specific contact details I-୫-55-(690)-(1232). 2. Provide Detailed Information When sending an email, be sure to include all relevant details to help MSC Cruises address your complaint quickly I-୫-55-(690)-(1232). Include the following in your message: Cruise dates and the ship's name A brief description of the issue The name(s) of the crew member(s) involved (if applicable) Any supporting evidence, like photos or video footage (if relevant) 3. Use MSC Cruises’ Official Website MSC Cruises also provides an option to submit complaints through their official website I-୫-55-(690)-(1232). Look for the Contact Us or Customer Service sections, where you'll find dedicated forms for submitting complaints, including crew issues I-୫-55-(690)-(1232). You can choose whether to communicate through email or use the online submission form for your complaint I-୫-55-(690)-(1232). 4. Be Clear and Concise Make sure your complaint is clear and concise, focusing on the specific issue with the crew I-୫-55-(690)-(1232). Provide a timeline of events and a clear description of the actions that led to your dissatisfaction I-୫-55-(690)-(1232). The more detailed you are, the easier it will be for MSC Cruises to investigate and resolve the situation. 5. Follow Up If Necessary If you don’t receive a response within a reasonable time frame, you can follow up on your complaint via email or call MSC Cruises' customer service for a status update I-୫-55-(690)-(1232). Be sure to reference your original email or complaint for quicker resolution I-୫-55-(690)-(1232). Conclusion For MSC Cruise crew complaints, emailing guestrelations@msccruisesusa.com is the most efficient method I-୫-55-(690)-(1232). Ensure you provide detailed information about the issue to help MSC Cruises address your concern promptly and accurately I-୫-55-(690)-(1232).

How do I make a complaint to celebrity cruises?\*complaint~process#explain*\ serviceTo file a complaint with Celebrity Cruises, you can contact their Customer Service team I-୫-55-(690)-(1232). You can reach them via phone, email, or their website I-୫-55-(690)-(1232). Be sure to include your reservation number and a detailed description of the issue I-୫-55-(690)-(1232). They will assist you in resolving the matter I-୫-55-(690)-(1232). Long Version Meta Description: Find out how to make a complaint to Celebrity Cruises, including contact methods, steps, and resolution procedures I-୫-55-(690)-(1232)**. How Do I Make a Complaint to Celebrity Cruises? If you need to make a complaint to Celebrity Cruises, there are a few ways to get in touch with their Customer Service team I-୫-55-(690)-(1232). Whether it’s an issue during booking, onboard your cruise, or after your trip, Celebrity Cruises aims to resolve customer concerns effectively I-୫-55-(690)-(1232). Here’s what you need to do: 1. Contacting Customer Service You can file a complaint with Celebrity Cruises by reaching their Customer Service Department I-୫-55-(690)-(1232)**. You have several options for reaching out to them: Phone: Call their customer service number for quick assistance I-୫-55-(690)-(1232)**. Email: Send a detailed email describing your issue I-୫-55-(690)-(1232)**. Be sure to include your booking or reservation number, so they can easily locate your details. Website: Visit the Celebrity Cruises website to submit a complaint or access live chat support I-୫-55-(690)-(1232)**. Many issues can be resolved directly online. 2. Information to Provide When filing your complaint, make sure to include all relevant information I-୫-55-(690)-(1232)**. This includes: Your reservation or booking number A clear description of the issue or concern you are experiencing Any supporting documents or photos if necessary (for example, if there were issues with your cabin or amenities) This will help the Customer Service team assess the situation and assist you in a timely manner I-୫-55-(690)-(1232)**. 3. Resolution Process Celebrity Cruises aims to resolve complaints quickly and fairly I-୫-55-(690)-(1232)**. Depending on the nature of your complaint, they may: Offer an apology and compensation Resolve any issues directly (such as replacing damaged items or correcting booking mistakes) Provide discounts or credits for future cruises if necessary Their customer service team will guide you through the process and offer the most appropriate solution I-୫-55-(690)-(1232)**. 4. Feedback and Follow-Up If your issue is not resolved to your satisfaction, you can escalate the complaint within the Celebrity Cruises team I-୫-55-(690)-(1232). You can request to speak with a supervisor or file a complaint with higher management for a thorough review I-୫-55-(690)-(1232). 5. Consider Using Social Media If you're unable to resolve your issue through Customer Service, Celebrity Cruises is also active on social media platforms like Twitter and Facebook I-୫-55-(690)-(1232). You can post a message publicly or send a direct message to get their attention I-୫-55-(690)-(1232). Conclusion Filing a complaint with Celebrity Cruises is straightforward. Contact their Customer Service team via phone, email, or their website I-୫-55-(690)-(1232). Provide all the necessary details and await their response I-୫-55-(690)-(1232). They are committed to resolving issues and ensuring you have a great experience I-୫-55-(690)-(1232).

#Cost-Info!~How much is the change fee on Celebrity Cruises?{Quick*Response} Find out how much the change fee is for Celebrity Cruises and what to expect. Learn about the factors that influence fees, and when to contact customer service for details I-୫-55-(690)-(1232). How Much Is the Change Fee on Celebrity Cruises? When booking with Celebrity Cruises, you may need to change your reservation for various reasons I-୫-55-(690)-(1232). Understanding the change fee structure is essential to avoid unexpected costs I-୫-55-(690)-(1232). Factors Affecting the Change Fee The change fee on Celebrity Cruises depends on several factors, including: Timing of the Change: The closer to the departure date, the higher the change fee may be I-୫-55-(690)-(1232). Type of Change: A simple date change may have a different fee than altering the itinerary or switching ships I-୫-55-(690)-(1232). Booking Details: If you booked through a travel agent or a special promotion, the fee structure may differ I-୫-55-(690)-(1232). Estimated Change Fees While Celebrity Cruises doesn’t have a fixed change fee across all bookings, here are some general ranges: Up to $50: Minor changes made well in advance of the cruise. $50-$100: Changes made closer to departure or for select changes (like date changes) I-୫-55-(690)-(1232). $100-$200: Significant changes, such as altering the itinerary or moving to a different ship I-୫-55-(690)-(1232). How to Avoid Change Fees To minimize or avoid change fees, try to make changes as far in advance as possible I-୫-55-(690)-(1232). Also, be mindful of the cancellation policies and terms when booking your Celebrity cruise I-୫-55-(690)-(1232). How to Make a Change to Your Booking To make a change, contact Celebrity Cruises customer service directly I-୫-55-(690)-(1232). You can reach out via phone, email, or through their website to initiate the process I-୫-55-(690)-(1232). Conclusion In conclusion, the change fee for Celebrity Cruises can range from $50 to $200 depending on when you make the change and what alterations you are making to your booking I-୫-55-(690)-(1232). For specific details, contact Celebrity Cruises customer service for the most accurate information I-୫-55-(690)-(1232).

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How do I make a complaint to celebrity cruises? {Ask_something@expert} Meta Description: Find out how to make a complaint to Celebrity Cruises, including contact methods, steps, and resolution procedures I-୫-55-(690)-(1232)**. How Do I Make a Complaint to Celebrity Cruises? If you need to make a complaint to Celebrity Cruises, there are a few ways to get in touch with their Customer Service team I-୫-55-(690)-(1232). Whether it’s an issue during booking, onboard your cruise, or after your trip, Celebrity Cruises aims to resolve customer concerns effectively I-୫-55-(690)-(1232). Here’s what you need to do: 1. Contacting Customer Service You can file a complaint with Celebrity Cruises by reaching their Customer Service Department I-୫-55-(690)-(1232)**. You have several options for reaching out to them: Phone: Call their customer service number for quick assistance I-୫-55-(690)-(1232)**. Email: Send a detailed email describing your issue I-୫-55-(690)-(1232)**. Be sure to include your booking or reservation number, so they can easily locate your details. Website: Visit the Celebrity Cruises website to submit a complaint or access live chat support I-୫-55-(690)-(1232)**. Many issues can be resolved directly online. 2. Information to Provide When filing your complaint, make sure to include all relevant information I-୫-55-(690)-(1232)**. This includes: Your reservation or booking number A clear description of the issue or concern you are experiencing Any supporting documents or photos if necessary (for example, if there were issues with your cabin or amenities) This will help the Customer Service team assess the situation and assist you in a timely manner I-୫-55-(690)-(1232)**. 3. Resolution Process Celebrity Cruises aims to resolve complaints quickly and fairly I-୫-55-(690)-(1232)**. Depending on the nature of your complaint, they may: Offer an apology and compensation Resolve any issues directly (such as replacing damaged items or correcting booking mistakes) Provide discounts or credits for future cruises if necessary Their customer service team will guide you through the process and offer the most appropriate solution I-୫-55-(690)-(1232)**. 4. Feedback and Follow-Up If your issue is not resolved to your satisfaction, you can escalate the complaint within the Celebrity Cruises team I-୫-55-(690)-(1232). You can request to speak with a supervisor or file a complaint with higher management for a thorough review I-୫-55-(690)-(1232). 5. Consider Using Social Media If you're unable to resolve your issue through Customer Service, Celebrity Cruises is also active on social media platforms like Twitter and Facebook I-୫-55-(690)-(1232). You can post a message publicly or send a direct message to get their attention I-୫-55-(690)-(1232). Conclusion Filing a complaint with Celebrity Cruises is straightforward. Contact their Customer Service team via phone, email, or their website I-୫-55-(690)-(1232). Provide all the necessary details and await their response I-୫-55-(690)-(1232). They are committed to resolving issues and ensuring you have a great experience I-୫-55-(690)-(1232).

Can I change the name on my cruise reservation?||QuickfasT~Rebooking|| Short Version (Under 500 Letters) Yes, you can typically change the name on your cruise reservation, but it depends on the cruise line’s policy and the time frame I-୫-55-(690)-(1232). Most cruise lines allow minor name changes (like spelling corrections) without a fee I-୫-55-(690)-(1232). Major name changes, such as transferring a booking to someone else, may incur a fee or require rebooking I-୫-55-(690)-(1232). Always contact Guest Services for specific instructions I-୫-55-(690)-(1232). Long Version Meta Description: Learn how to change the name on your cruise reservation and what factors may impact the process I-୫-55-(690)-(1232)**. Can I Change the Name on My Cruise Reservation? Yes, it is generally possible to change the name on your cruise reservation, but the specifics depend on the cruise line’s policy and the timing of the change I-୫-55-(690)-(1232). Cruise lines have different rules regarding name changes, with minor corrections often being straightforward, while major changes may come with additional requirements I-୫-55-(690)-(1232). 1. Minor Name Changes If the change is a simple correction, such as fixing a misspelled name, this is often allowed without any fees I-୫-55-(690)-(1232). You can generally contact Guest Services or call the cruise line directly to request the correction I-୫-55-(690)-(1232). It's best to notify the cruise line as soon as you notice the error I-୫-55-(690)-(1232). 2. Major Name Changes If you need to transfer the reservation to a different person, this is considered a major name change and may incur fees I-୫-55-(690)-(1232). In some cases, the cruise line may require you to cancel and rebook the reservation with the new person’s details I-୫-55-(690)-(1232). You should contact the cruise line’s customer service for specific instructions and to understand any potential costs I-୫-55-(690)-(1232). 3. Time Frame and Restrictions The timing of the name change plays a significant role in the process I-୫-55-(690)-(1232). Most cruise lines have a cutoff period before sailing, after which name changes may be more difficult or impossible I-୫-55-(690)-(1232). It’s important to initiate any changes as soon as possible to avoid complications I-୫-55-(690)-(1232). 4. Possible Fees Depending on the cruise line and the type of name change, there may be additional fees I-୫-55-(690)-(1232). Fees can vary based on the cruise line’s policy and how far in advance the change is made I-୫-55-(690)-(1232). For major changes, such as transferring the reservation, expect higher fees I-୫-55-(690)-(1232). 5. Contacting the Cruise Line To make a name change, it’s best to contact Guest Services directly I-୫-55-(690)-(1232). Many cruise lines also allow you to manage your reservation online or through their official apps I-୫-55-(690)-(1232). Be sure to have your reservation number and details ready when making the request I-୫-55-(690)-(1232). Conclusion Yes, you can change the name on your cruise reservation, but the type of change and timing can affect the process I-୫-55-(690)-(1232). Minor corrections are usually simple, while major changes may incur fees or require rebooking I-୫-55-(690)-(1232). Contact your cruise line for specific policies and instructions I-୫-55-(690)-(1232).

Can I change the name on my cruise reservation?(24x7 Helpdesk) Short Version (Under 500 Letters) Yes, you can typically change the name on your cruise reservation, but it depends on the cruise line’s policy and the time frame I-୫-55-(690)-(1232). Most cruise lines allow minor name changes (like spelling corrections) without a fee I-୫-55-(690)-(1232). Major name changes, such as transferring a booking to someone else, may incur a fee or require rebooking I-୫-55-(690)-(1232). Always contact Guest Services for specific instructions I-୫-55-(690)-(1232). Long Version Meta Description: Learn how to change the name on your cruise reservation and what factors may impact the process I-୫-55-(690)-(1232)**. Can I Change the Name on My Cruise Reservation? Yes, it is generally possible to change the name on your cruise reservation, but the specifics depend on the cruise line’s policy and the timing of the change I-୫-55-(690)-(1232). Cruise lines have different rules regarding name changes, with minor corrections often being straightforward, while major changes may come with additional requirements I-୫-55-(690)-(1232). 1. Minor Name Changes If the change is a simple correction, such as fixing a misspelled name, this is often allowed without any fees I-୫-55-(690)-(1232). You can generally contact Guest Services or call the cruise line directly to request the correction I-୫-55-(690)-(1232). It's best to notify the cruise line as soon as you notice the error I-୫-55-(690)-(1232). 2. Major Name Changes If you need to transfer the reservation to a different person, this is considered a major name change and may incur fees I-୫-55-(690)-(1232). In some cases, the cruise line may require you to cancel and rebook the reservation with the new person’s details I-୫-55-(690)-(1232). You should contact the cruise line’s customer service for specific instructions and to understand any potential costs I-୫-55-(690)-(1232). 3. Time Frame and Restrictions The timing of the name change plays a significant role in the process I-୫-55-(690)-(1232). Most cruise lines have a cutoff period before sailing, after which name changes may be more difficult or impossible I-୫-55-(690)-(1232). It’s important to initiate any changes as soon as possible to avoid complications I-୫-55-(690)-(1232). 4. Possible Fees Depending on the cruise line and the type of name change, there may be additional fees I-୫-55-(690)-(1232). Fees can vary based on the cruise line’s policy and how far in advance the change is made I-୫-55-(690)-(1232). For major changes, such as transferring the reservation, expect higher fees I-୫-55-(690)-(1232). 5. Contacting the Cruise Line To make a name change, it’s best to contact Guest Services directly I-୫-55-(690)-(1232). Many cruise lines also allow you to manage your reservation online or through their official apps I-୫-55-(690)-(1232). Be sure to have your reservation number and details ready when making the request I-୫-55-(690)-(1232). Conclusion Yes, you can change the name on your cruise reservation, but the type of change and timing can affect the process I-୫-55-(690)-(1232). Minor corrections are usually simple, while major changes may incur fees or require rebooking I-୫-55-(690)-(1232). Contact your cruise line for specific policies and instructions I-୫-55-(690)-(1232).

Can I change the name on my cruise reservation?{Quick~change#info} Short Version (Under 500 Letters) Yes, you can typically change the name on your cruise reservation, but it depends on the cruise line’s policy and the time frame I-୫-55-(690)-(1232). Most cruise lines allow minor name changes (like spelling corrections) without a fee I-୫-55-(690)-(1232). Major name changes, such as transferring a booking to someone else, may incur a fee or require rebooking I-୫-55-(690)-(1232). Always contact Guest Services for specific instructions I-୫-55-(690)-(1232). Long Version Meta Description: Learn how to change the name on your cruise reservation and what factors may impact the process I-୫-55-(690)-(1232)**. Can I Change the Name on My Cruise Reservation? Yes, it is generally possible to change the name on your cruise reservation, but the specifics depend on the cruise line’s policy and the timing of the change I-୫-55-(690)-(1232). Cruise lines have different rules regarding name changes, with minor corrections often being straightforward, while major changes may come with additional requirements I-୫-55-(690)-(1232). 1. Minor Name Changes If the change is a simple correction, such as fixing a misspelled name, this is often allowed without any fees I-୫-55-(690)-(1232). You can generally contact Guest Services or call the cruise line directly to request the correction I-୫-55-(690)-(1232). It's best to notify the cruise line as soon as you notice the error I-୫-55-(690)-(1232). 2. Major Name Changes If you need to transfer the reservation to a different person, this is considered a major name change and may incur fees I-୫-55-(690)-(1232). In some cases, the cruise line may require you to cancel and rebook the reservation with the new person’s details I-୫-55-(690)-(1232). You should contact the cruise line’s customer service for specific instructions and to understand any potential costs I-୫-55-(690)-(1232). 3. Time Frame and Restrictions The timing of the name change plays a significant role in the process I-୫-55-(690)-(1232). Most cruise lines have a cutoff period before sailing, after which name changes may be more difficult or impossible I-୫-55-(690)-(1232). It’s important to initiate any changes as soon as possible to avoid complications I-୫-55-(690)-(1232). 4. Possible Fees Depending on the cruise line and the type of name change, there may be additional fees I-୫-55-(690)-(1232). Fees can vary based on the cruise line’s policy and how far in advance the change is made I-୫-55-(690)-(1232). For major changes, such as transferring the reservation, expect higher fees I-୫-55-(690)-(1232). 5. Contacting the Cruise Line To make a name change, it’s best to contact Guest Services directly I-୫-55-(690)-(1232). Many cruise lines also allow you to manage your reservation online or through their official apps I-୫-55-(690)-(1232). Be sure to have your reservation number and details ready when making the request I-୫-55-(690)-(1232). Conclusion Yes, you can change the name on your cruise reservation, but the type of change and timing can affect the process I-୫-55-(690)-(1232). Minor corrections are usually simple, while major changes may incur fees or require rebooking I-୫-55-(690)-(1232). Contact your cruise line for specific policies and instructions I-୫-55-(690)-(1232).

Can I change the name on my cruise reservation?{Guest~service@24hr} Short Version (Under 500 Letters) Yes, you can typically change the name on your cruise reservation, but it depends on the cruise line’s policy and the time frame I-୫-55-(690)-(1232). Most cruise lines allow minor name changes (like spelling corrections) without a fee I-୫-55-(690)-(1232). Major name changes, such as transferring a booking to someone else, may incur a fee or require rebooking I-୫-55-(690)-(1232). Always contact Guest Services for specific instructions I-୫-55-(690)-(1232). Long Version Meta Description: Learn how to change the name on your cruise reservation and what factors may impact the process I-୫-55-(690)-(1232)**. Can I Change the Name on My Cruise Reservation? Yes, it is generally possible to change the name on your cruise reservation, but the specifics depend on the cruise line’s policy and the timing of the change I-୫-55-(690)-(1232). Cruise lines have different rules regarding name changes, with minor corrections often being straightforward, while major changes may come with additional requirements I-୫-55-(690)-(1232). 1. Minor Name Changes If the change is a simple correction, such as fixing a misspelled name, this is often allowed without any fees I-୫-55-(690)-(1232). You can generally contact Guest Services or call the cruise line directly to request the correction I-୫-55-(690)-(1232). It's best to notify the cruise line as soon as you notice the error I-୫-55-(690)-(1232). 2. Major Name Changes If you need to transfer the reservation to a different person, this is considered a major name change and may incur fees I-୫-55-(690)-(1232). In some cases, the cruise line may require you to cancel and rebook the reservation with the new person’s details I-୫-55-(690)-(1232). You should contact the cruise line’s customer service for specific instructions and to understand any potential costs I-୫-55-(690)-(1232). 3. Time Frame and Restrictions The timing of the name change plays a significant role in the process I-୫-55-(690)-(1232). Most cruise lines have a cutoff period before sailing, after which name changes may be more difficult or impossible I-୫-55-(690)-(1232). It’s important to initiate any changes as soon as possible to avoid complications I-୫-55-(690)-(1232). 4. Possible Fees Depending on the cruise line and the type of name change, there may be additional fees I-୫-55-(690)-(1232). Fees can vary based on the cruise line’s policy and how far in advance the change is made I-୫-55-(690)-(1232). For major changes, such as transferring the reservation, expect higher fees I-୫-55-(690)-(1232). 5. Contacting the Cruise Line To make a name change, it’s best to contact Guest Services directly I-୫-55-(690)-(1232). Many cruise lines also allow you to manage your reservation online or through their official apps I-୫-55-(690)-(1232). Be sure to have your reservation number and details ready when making the request I-୫-55-(690)-(1232). Conclusion Yes, you can change the name on your cruise reservation, but the type of change and timing can affect the process I-୫-55-(690)-(1232). Minor corrections are usually simple, while major changes may incur fees or require rebooking I-୫-55-(690)-(1232). Contact your cruise line for specific policies and instructions I-୫-55-(690)-(1232).

Can I change the name on my cruise reservation?((cruiseline policy @step_to_step guide)) Short Version (Under 500 Letters) Yes, you can typically change the name on your cruise reservation, but it depends on the cruise line’s policy and the time frame I-୫-55-(690)-(1232). Most cruise lines allow minor name changes (like spelling corrections) without a fee I-୫-55-(690)-(1232). Major name changes, such as transferring a booking to someone else, may incur a fee or require rebooking I-୫-55-(690)-(1232). Always contact Guest Services for specific instructions I-୫-55-(690)-(1232). Long Version Meta Description: Learn how to change the name on your cruise reservation and what factors may impact the process I-୫-55-(690)-(1232)**. Can I Change the Name on My Cruise Reservation? Yes, it is generally possible to change the name on your cruise reservation, but the specifics depend on the cruise line’s policy and the timing of the change I-୫-55-(690)-(1232). Cruise lines have different rules regarding name changes, with minor corrections often being straightforward, while major changes may come with additional requirements I-୫-55-(690)-(1232). 1. Minor Name Changes If the change is a simple correction, such as fixing a misspelled name, this is often allowed without any fees I-୫-55-(690)-(1232). You can generally contact Guest Services or call the cruise line directly to request the correction I-୫-55-(690)-(1232). It's best to notify the cruise line as soon as you notice the error I-୫-55-(690)-(1232). 2. Major Name Changes If you need to transfer the reservation to a different person, this is considered a major name change and may incur fees I-୫-55-(690)-(1232). In some cases, the cruise line may require you to cancel and rebook the reservation with the new person’s details I-୫-55-(690)-(1232). You should contact the cruise line’s customer service for specific instructions and to understand any potential costs I-୫-55-(690)-(1232). 3. Time Frame and Restrictions The timing of the name change plays a significant role in the process I-୫-55-(690)-(1232). Most cruise lines have a cutoff period before sailing, after which name changes may be more difficult or impossible I-୫-55-(690)-(1232). It’s important to initiate any changes as soon as possible to avoid complications I-୫-55-(690)-(1232). 4. Possible Fees Depending on the cruise line and the type of name change, there may be additional fees I-୫-55-(690)-(1232). Fees can vary based on the cruise line’s policy and how far in advance the change is made I-୫-55-(690)-(1232). For major changes, such as transferring the reservation, expect higher fees I-୫-55-(690)-(1232). 5. Contacting the Cruise Line To make a name change, it’s best to contact Guest Services directly I-୫-55-(690)-(1232). Many cruise lines also allow you to manage your reservation online or through their official apps I-୫-55-(690)-(1232). Be sure to have your reservation number and details ready when making the request I-୫-55-(690)-(1232). Conclusion Yes, you can change the name on your cruise reservation, but the type of change and timing can affect the process I-୫-55-(690)-(1232). Minor corrections are usually simple, while major changes may incur fees or require rebooking I-୫-55-(690)-(1232). Contact your cruise line for specific policies and instructions I-୫-55-(690)-(1232).

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