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Use two-way radios - Cruise tip

by Lynn Feldhouse (RSS feed) on Jan 20th 2010 at 11:52AM

Most cruise ships today are multi-deck mini-cities carrying as many as 5,000 passengers. And, unless you're traveling alone, you may find yourself separated from your traveling party at some point during your cruise. How to reconnect... or stay connected in the first place?

Give each member of your group a two-way radio, all programmed to the same frequency to help keep you organized and in touch. These handy radio sets, priced from about $40, offer features like rechargeable batteries and programmable ring tones.

Remember: your cell phone may not work on a cruise ship, and even if it does, the roaming charges may be crushing.

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