montylee

Thanks. I'm not getting anything from them, and I've verified my account (and future booking). I also checked my SPAM and nothing there also. So strange. I guess they don't like me.

Thanks. I must be on the totally wrong forums and have bad emails.

Facebook - Azamara Cruises (no postings)

email - LeClubVoyage@AzamaraClubCruises.com and directconcierge@azamara.com

phone - 1-855-AZAMARA

I checked SPAM and didn't get any marketing emails so I guess it must be for only certain cruises.

I tried calling several times to book an airport transfer, dining package, or enhancement package but have never, ever been able to reach a human.

Article says Journey is in port at Glasgow.
https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2020-07-08/coronavirus-travel-what-happens-to-cruise-ships-during-covid-19

There are multiple cruse company sites (Viking, Princess, Celebrity, Carnival, et al) and they all seem to have frequent postings by the company. However, the Azamara site has not had any posting for almost 3 months now. The company doesn't respond to emails, and it's impossible to reach them by phone.

Has anyone booked Azamara recently? Are they a reliable company (but just not into social media maybe)? Or are they shutting down operations?

Thanks. You are correct--most all my "offers" from Princess have been the amenities, and never any fare discount. I agree that to plan ahead (for Alaska, at least) means paying a higher fare than last minute. In this case, I'll have to bite the bullet because I have other plans and not as flexible to drop and go.

Excellent response.

I may have posted the following in the wrong forum, so I'll try here.

For Princess (or maybe Holland), when is the historical best time to book for an Alaska cruise to get a good price. I'm looking at 2019, and several lines have released their schedules. But for Princess, all "deals" are for cruises up to April 2019. Booking a summer 2019 Alaska cruise results in regular rack price. Most deals seem to be for 3rd or 4th additions, which I'm not interested in. Looking primarily at 7-day, round-trip not required.

So when should I start looking? NOTE: I realize booking now may get a better cabin. I'm willing to sacrifice that in order to save money.

Thanks.

For Princess (or maybe Holland), when is the historical best time to book for an Alaska cruise to get a good price. I'm looking at 2019, and several lines have released their schedules. But for Princess, all "deals" are for cruises up to April 2019. Booking a summer 2019 Alaska cruise results in regular rack price. Most deals seem to be for 3rd or 4th additions, which I'm not interested in. Looking primarily at 7-day, round-trip not required.

So when should I start looking? NOTE: I realize booking now may get a better cabin. I'm willing to sacrifice that in order to save money.

Thanks.