PVP...why?

[stellarose]

like I said I loved. mine fo two cruises but when I booked MG- I never heard from him. so I went with a TA my inlaws use.

[jordanaire]

I have always booked my cruises myself...until now. With the cancellation of our October 3rd Horizon cruise, I wanted to make sure that I was correctly able to rebook it to the Mardi Gras next September, and that I would be assured that I received the $600 OBC that they offered. I was able to get that OBC plus the OBC that I already had on the Horizon cruise. My new PVP also found me a great price on a balcony cabin, which we've never tried before (always inside or obstructed view cabin). Looking forward to working with him in the future.

[rch3]

Like Jordanaire, never had the need for a PVP until the current rolling cancellations became the norm. Tricky in our situation because original booking was the best casino offer we’ve ever received limited to a short list of sailings. When the 10/25 Horizon sailing was canceled, lots of issues in trying to find out if offer would transfer to later itinerary if chose FCC. Got a PVP recommendation from a member of a group formed on a platform which cannot be mentioned here and she was able to apply offer to a later (not yet canceled) sailing AND secure the $600 obc. She will be our go to person from now on!

[ray98]

I book on my own.....every detail a consumer ever wanted is freely available on the web.  A PVP is just a salesperson who works for the company.

[deadmoney]

I've been around for awhile and know the ins and outs of booking online and picking rooms etc.

I look at my PVP as having an insider.

She often finds me better rooms, upgrades, discounts etc.

Just wish we were able to share names here as she deserves recognition.