heatherwillis

That's awesome that you snagged a deal on the food and wine pairing experience. Trying new things at a discounted price is always a win. Even if you're not a wine connoisseur, it's a chance to broaden your palate and maybe discover something you enjoy. As for the "world wine tour," it's cool that others are discussing it, but it's not for everyone. And if you are in need of new recepies to cook with that wine you could try one recipe at a time with CooksCrafter.

When I had my first one, I wasn't sure either. I ended up going for a 60-minute session, which felt just right for me. It gave enough time for the therapist to work on those knots and tension points without feeling rushed . But hey, everyone's different! If you're ever unsure, you could check out https://planetmassage.com/ for some guidance—they offer some great tips on finding the perfect massage length for you.

While you're at it, I'd also recommend taking a look at what Sagicor has to offer in terms of travel insurance. They have a reputation for providing comprehensive insurance services, and it's always good to compare different providers to make an informed decision. Travel insurance can be a real lifesaver in unexpected situations during your trips, so it's worth investing some time in finding the right one for you.

I haven't had the chance to use Detour Travel Insurance myself, but it's great that you found it offered through Square Mouth. Exploring different travel insurance options is a smart move to ensure you get the coverage that suits your needs best.

Thanks for the luggage tip – bringing as much as you can carry is a game-changer. And who knew about those Brexit-related cargo delivery fees? Yikes! Important heads-up for anyone sailing to the UK. Checking out MSC and Costa for Spanish ports is a smart move. If you need help with the next steps after the cruise, Three Movers might have some helpful insights. Bon voyage and happy settling into your new European home!

Sounds like you're in for a fun time playing Bingo on board! You can pay for bingo packages in cash or charge it to your seapass account. Just make sure to double-check with the staff to confirm. But hey, have you heard of Blackout Bingo? It's this excellent app I read about on Joy Wallet https://joywallet.com/article/blackout-bingo-review/ that lets you play Bingo on your phone. I recommend checking out if you want some bingo action off the ship. Hope you have a blast playing Bingo onboard, and good luck!

Sounds like you're in for a fun time playing Bingo onboard! You can pay for bingo packages in cash or charge it to your seapass account.

Thanks for bringing up this question about printing out a concise ""my calendar"" for your cruise. It sounds like you're used to having a summary of your entire trip that shows arrival and departure times and other important details, and you're looking for a way to print it out. I'm sorry to hear that it seems like the old calendar feature is no longer available. It's definitely convenient to have everything on the app, but I can understand how it's nice to have a physical copy of your schedule as well. One option you might want to consider is creating your own calendar using a program like Microsoft Excel or Google Sheets. You can enter all of your arrival and departure times and any other important details, and then print it out to hang up in your room. Also, you could try searching online for an august 2022 calendar template that you can customize with your specific cruise details.