Silversea Cruises has announced it is giving onboard credits of up to $1,000 on certain closer in sailings.
What would you do with your $1,000 when most things are included in the cruise fare? Feel free to answer even if you only dream about cruising on Silversea.
Silversea Cruises has announced it is giving onboard credits of up to $1,000 on certain closer in sailings.
What would you do with your $1,000 when most things are included in the cruise fare? Feel free to answer even if you only dream about cruising on Silversea.
I would struggle to spend it; I would rather have $500 off the fare. What could you spend it on?
Most things are included, but there are added extras such as tours, spa, specialty dining, internet and shops.
I am not sure I could willingly spend $1,000 on tours and I am not big on the spa and I find spending money on specialty dining at the luxury level offensive.
Possibly by giving the onboard credit Silversea is trying not to have price reductions while effectively having one. I dont' want to turn this into a blog post, but there are economic reasons why the onboard credit is better for the cruise line than a reduced price.
No dobut they prefer the onboard credit, to reducing the price.
Still depending on the length of the cruise I don't think it would be that difficult to spend the credit. Shore excursions alone could put a good bite into it, depending on itinerary. Add on the odd spa treatment for those inclined, and perhaps a more premium wine choice, and poof it's spent