Sentence examples for selling cruises from inspiring English sources

Many sites that offer reviews are selling cruises, which raises questions about impartiality.

In addition to sites dedicated to selling cruises, online travel companies best known for air travel -- like Orbitz, Expedia and Travelocity -- have all recently beefed up their cruise sections.

For instance, Royal Caribbean's policy seems to be more restrictive, not only preventing agencies from advertising lower prices but also barring them from selling cruises below its own published rates.

America will remain the biggest single market for selling cruises for the foreseeable future, but World Travel Market, a trade association, reckons that China will come from nowhere to become the second-largest market by 2017, despite the cooling of the country's growth rate.

According to CruiseMagic, a first-year agent who devotes 30 hours per week to selling cruises can make around $20,000 that year.

Those selling cruise holidays promise pristine waters, cloudless skies and sunny ports of call.

It was announced in New Delhi that Vietnam had awarded an oil-exploration contract to an Indian company and that India was considering selling cruise missiles to Vietnam.

Most travel agencies and Web sites that sell cruises can supply information about other repositioning cruises, which generally take place in spring and fall.

The site doesn't sell cruises; rather, it positions itself as an objective source for cruise information, whether in the form of discount alerts from the cruise lines, reviews from its staff of writers or feedback from some of the roughly 60,000 registered CruiseCritic users.

Cruise agents only make money when they sell cruises.

Several travel agencies are looking for agents online who can work from home to sell cruises.