Is Royal Caribbean International Adding Lifeguards to Its Ships?

December 23, 2016 by Steve Cosgrove

Currently, Disney Cruise Line is the only company to hire lifeguards onboard its ships, but it would appear that Royal Caribbean is soon to do the same following an eight-year-old child drowning on the Liberty of the Seas and near-drownings of kids on …

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30 Winter Wonderlands Around the World

Winter can be a fascinating time of the year to travel. That mountain destination you visit in the summer is entirely different in the winter. Even major cities can be different places to visit in the winter versus the summer. Crowds are smaller and sitting in a coffee bar is a completely different experience. Even […]

10 of the Best Places to Escape the Winter Blues

Winter is here and our minds start to dream of an escape to a warm relaxing place or something to get out minds off of the weather we deal with day in and day out. Never truer than when the really cold weather, ice and snow hit. So looking at the route map, where shall […]

18 Best Places to Travel in 2018

Looking to put together your 2018 ravel bucket list? Now is the time to start making some plans and even to start making some reservations. So where are some places you need to check out in 2018? CondeNast Traveler just did a story where they list what they consider the 18 best places to travel […]

36 Hours in Cork, Ireland

Nonrev’s love to travel to Ireland. Many nonrev’s have family from Ireland so they like to go back to see where their family came from. Golfers also love to visit Ireland and experience the wonderful golf courses you will find there, Then there is the shopping, pub and just generally good time nonrev’s find when […]

Christmas Around the World: 10 International Destinations to Visit

Have you ever traveled to an international destination during the Christmas season? It’s fun to experience Christmas as others celebrate it. The food, the decorations, the traditions can very from place to place. One thing I enjoy is finding unique Christmas decorations that I can bring home to bring back the memories of that destination […]

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The Best Packable Beauty Tools

Traveling light is a key to nonrev traveling. Not having to check bags can make a difference between making your connection and arriving at your destination without your luggage. So the ladies are always looking for good beauty tools that are packable and work. CondeNast Traveler just did a story outlining what they think are […]

The travel trends heading your way for 2018

As we start 2018 there are some new travel trends predicted that you might want to know about. From cars, to flights, tours, hotels and more things are changing and many for the better. New destinations that will become the hot new places to go, the destinations making comebacks and more. The Independent in the […]

What to Wear on Safari

A safari to Africa is on almost every nonrev’s bucket list. Most who have gone on a safari often can;t wait to take another. One of the hardest parts of taking a safari is packing. Packing the right things without over packing. It all has to fit in a duffel bag with a strict weight […]

Caribbean’s Best Lobster Festival

Who does not like lobster? We’re talking succulent fresh lobster? How about a festival dedicated to lobster and comes with a incredible beach in the Caribbean? What if you could travel somewhere where lobster is on every menu, at every restaurant, all day long? It’s time for the annual Anegada Lobster Festival that’s become a magnet […]

US implements tighter sanctions on Cuba

Earlier this year the Trump Administration announced plans to tighten the travel rules to Cuba. Today the US government announced those additional sanctions and travel restrictions on Cuba. Individuals traveling for so called “people-to-people” outreach will no longer be able to visit the country, except where travel arrangements have already been made, or in cases […]

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