glynboy

Prior to covid they were making annual profits in excess of $3bn, so they obviously did know what they were doing !

I think it is all a matter of risk assessment. I have been travelling around the world for the last forty years or so, and lived in Spain for 10 years. The only times that I have ever been asked for a passport, apart from checking in for a flight, is when hiring a car or when arriving at a hotel. So, unless specifically told to do so, my passport remains in the cabin safe for the entirety of the cruise.

Hello We are considering an aft standard balcony cabin on Britannia for a Caribbean cruise next year. Could you please share the good and bad points of these cabins, and which, if any decks are better than others. Not much choice left at the moment, but we are looking at E739. And, on a related topic, we were planning to arrive so that the first day of the holiday will be spent in Barbados, rather than the last day [if that makes sense!] Again, your advice would be welcome. Thank you.