Cruises are fun, relaxing, but can be very expensive!  If you knew a way

to get cheap cruises with lots of perks, wouldn't you do that?

There are so many places to cruise all over the world, but how about

doing it sitting at dinner with the Captain of the ship for little or no

extra costs?  Not many people realize that these extras are available,

and sometimes for free.  

That's why a guy who was an ex-officer on a cruise ship wrote a

insider's secrets ebook (instantly downloadable) that tells you

how to get these perks for free.

When I go on my next cruise, that is what I would like to find

out - how to get free upgrades for free and other useful tips

that most of us don't know about.  

I mean, how would we, right?  If they are not advertised by

the cruise line and your travel agent doesn't tell you, how

in the world are you supposed to know?

So check out 

Cruise Ship Secret Tips

Exactly three weeks into my first contract on board a cruise ship, I was given a 'Disciplinary Warning' by my supervisor.

The ridiculous reason? I told a passenger that the cheapest way to get from the pier to Dunn's River Falls in Ocho Rios, Jamaica was with a taxi.

My conversation was overheard by one of my superiors and I was given an immediate warning for...."Not trying to get the passenger to sign up for the ship's $49 tour to the waterfalls!" That's right, I gave him an option that did not result in any revenue for the cruise line and I was punished as a result. I was told never to recommend the use of a taxi again, or else I could lose my job.

Of course, I know that every business wants to make money and that is perfectly acceptable. But sometimes, the methods used are just unacceptable and even bordering on unethical.

Cruise lines literally prey on the fact that every passenger who walks up the gangway on embarkation day has absolutely no idea how the cruise industry truly works. As a result, they know perfectly well that you will fall straight into their clever and costly traps.