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How should cruise lines communicate last-minute itinerary changes?


How should cruise lines communicate last-minute itinerary changes?  

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  1. 1. How should cruise lines communicate last-minute itinerary changes?

    • Have an automated recording go out to all passengers at home
      18
    • Request multiple phone numbers at time of booking, and have real humans call all those numbers
      25
    • Send out e-mail notifications
      27
    • Post updates on company Web sites
      14
    • All of the above!
      246
    • Something else (which I'll post)
      12


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"something else" as soon as possible. I know they make decisions before they get around to telling folks. They wait as long as possible so people don't have as many options to cancel.

 

Tell folks sooner!!!

 

Cant vote for more than one answer, so I also vote for "all of the above" if its a major change like oh yea folks, we arent going to panama after all.

 

(not to G'ma, I said major changes). If you are missing one port, oh well, I can swing with it, but not if its a panama cruise, this is my idea of too major of a change to not convey way ahead of time if they knew the ship had problems.

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