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Common questions
Does it cost more to book through you?
In most cases, no. The cruise line pays Katie a commission out of the fare you'd pay anyway, so your price is usually the same as booking direct and occasionally better. If a trip ever needs a planning fee, she'll tell you before you commit.
How far ahead should I book?
Caribbean, six to twelve months. Alaska and Europe, nine to eighteen. Disney, further still. Last-minute deals exist but you sacrifice cabin choice and airfare usually eats the savings.
Can you help if I've already booked?
Sometimes. Within about 30 days of booking, many lines allow a reservation to be transferred to an advisor. After that, Katie can still help with excursions, hotels, and insurance. Ask her - it costs nothing to check.
Do you only book cruises?
Cruises are the specialty, but Katie books the flights, hotels, transfers, and insurance around them too. All-inclusive resorts and land trips, ask.