The phrase "cruise route" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to the path, itinerary, or journey followed by a cruise ship. For example: "The ship followed the same cruise route as the year before, stopping in the Caribbean islands and the Bahamas."
All Royal Caribbean's purchasing is handled by the company's logistics office, in Weston, Florida, which makes adjustments based on cruise routes, passenger origins, and a variety of demographic factors.
Earlier this year, the Swiss-German brand opened a 60-square-meter, or 646-square-foot, boutique aboard Royal Caribbean's Mariner of the Seas, which sails cruise routes out of Singapore and Shanghai.
Join Susan Hickman of Distant Lands Travel for a look at popular river cruise routes.
"Crystal's itineraries will also intentionally deviate from traditional river cruise routes to avoid congestion of other vessels in port," a company statement said about its itineraries, which will start in March 2017.
Cruise routes you plan to use and what permissions you'll need to obtain to navigate them, or what competition you'll be up against on the same routes.
What was my lover thinking, I wonder, when we cruised Route 1, shuttling between our little house and the bookstore, the movie theatre, Al Forno for pizza, the Clam Castle for lobster rolls, Hammonasset Beach to watch the twilight come over that long expanse of shining sand?
He does hit notes of insight and conviction (recalling a baby sitter who cruised Route 25 singing along to "Rhiannon" or some housing-project kids who never made it out of oblivion), but keeps getting mired in the narrowest, soundtrack-to-my-life aspects of music.
Between Wakefield and Leeds, via Castleford, the navigation is part of a circular cruising route or "ring", formed by the Leeds & Liverpool and the Huddersfield or Rochdale canals.
The festivities began this week when the G.M. design team was the host of a cruise-route car show, featuring entertainment and vehicles owned by team members.
