If this were true they wouldn't have the any loyalty programs or any perks at all. Now do they care MORE about attracting new customers over the loyal existing? Absolutely
Generally you can get some great beach front all inclusive resort deals in Mexico, DR, etc; works for those who want to spend ample time at the beach and/or ocean
Cruising is great if you want to visit multiple locations
- Double check you don't already have included internet in your cruise fare as you may already get it if you booked the "All Included" fare
- You can purchases a 24 hour pass, last ship I was on wanted $50
- You can wait until mid sailing to purchase wifi and only pay the prorated amount however once you start it
If you're calling for something else, might as well do it at the same time. Yet if you wait onboard, on the 4 ships I've been on, they had the CC discount appear the first time you try to connect
Basic would not let use cruisecritic, onboard internet staff will state the site is too complex
The good news is you can upgrade mid sailing and only pay the prorated amount; however, once you start it you cannot stop it (maybe if you complain multiple times)
1. Is discussing cruise stock or any investments on cruise critic a good idea? There are dedicated investment forums
2. Many on here already own the stock and have no plans on selling so they can enjoy the OBC
Another way to increase food quality and ensure they’re immune to budget cuts is partner with existing food chains. For example, with burgers most believe X’s burgers are below average. RCI has Johny Rockets and CCL has Guy’s burgers and receive rave reviews
I've expanded the conversion that a corporation like RCG being in debt is not uncommon. What are folks wanting to hear that they don't already know? Pricing will continue to rise, executive compensation will continue to rise and products/services for passengers will decline
Thanks and that's exactly how I guessed it would work. Simply trying to help others expectations when folks post "used two cards, received two offers" it probably doesn't mean one offer on a primary and another on an AU
Big corporations being is debt is nothing new, assuming they're able to pay their obligations there isn't really a this assumed dire NEED to get out of debt quickly; just sharing some in debt corporation data from 2019 to show debt is not uncommon:
I personally do not have any AUs yet a few seem to be asking card you if "double-dip" (or triple-dip, etc) , receive one offer on a primary and another offer on AU. If AMEX is following their own T&Cs, that should be excluded
Companies carrying massive debts is nothing new and there isn't a NEED to get out of it quickly
It seems what they're trying to do is to further differentiate the Retreat as it seems to be immune from the new fees and cuts