Travel Trends: Caribbean is most popular cruise destination, but niche markets growing fast

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6-13-2010 @ 7:08AM

Brenda said...

I don't fly so cruising is what I do. I use a port that is near to me. Unfortunately all I can cruise is the Caribbean. I am not afraid to fly it is just that I can't take being in an airplane. Can't be confined in a closed area. If I was able I would cruise to Europe and other places instead of just the caribbean. I would love to cruise in Spain, Italy, Greece and other beautiful countries. The only caribbean Island that I really love is St. Maarten and St. Thomas. I would rather cruise other places instead of the caribbean. If people could afford it and are able to cruise to other countries besides the caribbean more power to them.

6-13-2010 @ 1:46PM

Sue said...

I agree with you about flying. Not MY favorite way to travel but I 'suck it up' to get from point A to point B more quickly. I have always wanted to cruise Hawaii but I know I could never 'suck it up' long enough for THAT plane ride! LOL The next time you are booking a cruise (which is my absolute favorite vacation!) try Turks and Caicos. BEAUTIFUL!!! We had a wonderful time when we went there and hope to go back again soon. Not too many ships go there.......I also love St. Thomas. Would like to go to St. Maarten also.

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