Brazil cruises - what are the differences?
I'm thinking about booking a MSC cruise from Brazil - what are the main differences compared to Europe and US? Are the menu's the same? What are the drinks prices? Anything else to be aware of? Is there a difference in the demographics of people cruising in Brazil (e.g. younger, older, families etc)?
As background: we visited Brazil last year and had a great time, and want to go back early next year. This time we are thinking to include a short cruise. Last year we were als
As far as I understand, the Fantasia is now doing some part-to-full charter cruises for something I don't really know what is, if a TA or a local cultural event promotion venue. Those procedures are not regular MSC fare. I believe part of your experience would have been due to the charter, other part due to the ongoing crew shortage. Either way; a full ship with different rules paves the way for less than stellar cruise experience. I've also had an experience like that on another line. Have a ni