Affiliate Disclosure

What An Affiliate Link Is

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Who The Partners Are

The cruise links lead to GetYourGuide and Viator, the platforms that sell the six cruises compared on this site. Hotel suggestions link to Expedia via Travelpayouts. Each of these arrangements is an affiliate relationship: the platform pays a commission when a click turns into a booking.

No Extra Cost To You

The commission comes out of the platform's side of the transaction. The price you see after clicking through is the same price you would see arriving at the platform directly. Booking through a link on this site costs nothing extra.

How This Does And Does Not Affect What You See

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Where Booking And Payment Happen

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The Plain Statement

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