Plan a Group Cruise

Imagine this. You have been duly elected to plan and coordinate this year's Family Reunion. Wheeeee!! Woo Hoo!!! yeah right! You realize you do not know a thing about event planning. In fact, the last event you coordinated was a Star Wars Marathon party when you were like, what, 15 years old? You're 45 now, and your mother is still busting your chops about that. So now the family is looking to you, and counting on you not to let them down. What do you do? Ok, praying is nice, but you may need a little more than a wing and a prayer.

Uncle Davie is coming in from California, and Granddad, well trying to find a way to keep him amused is a chore greater than the little boy who tried to plug the hole in the dam with his thumb. Don't believe that worked out too well. One thing you are certain of, that being if you drop the ball on this one, you will never be able to shake the stigma of the shame.

Luckily for you IrSabio Travel has just the opportunity. You can rarely go wrong with a Group Cruise. Yes, that's IT!! Coordinate a group cruise for this year's family reunion. Plan a cruise to the Caribbean. What's that? You live in the Caribbean? Oh ye of little faith, have you not heard of the Pacific Rim, or South Pacific? There are many options for you group cruise. Visit such beautiful destinations as Jamaica, Belize, Hawaii, Australia and more, many, many more.

Now let's talk about the most important aspect of the entire process, the cost. Yes, we know the bottom line important as well. You can design the group cruise around any budget, and payment plans are available. That's right, you can schedule the cruise with a small per person deposit, and the balance can be broken into payments set to a predefined schedule. Makes the entire process easy for everyone. Best of all, you are the hero, and the entire family is glad that you were selected to plan the reunion. Pretty cool, wouldn't you  think?



So, how do you coordinate this awesome cruise opportunity? That's easy, simply click the link below:

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Complete the request for quote, and we will contact you directly and assist you with your quote.  So, what are you waiting for? Request your Group Cruise Quote today.

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What's The Deal With These Cruise Prices?

Here you are. You have some vacation time from work. Yes, some very well earned vacation time indeed. Of course you do not want to just sit around the house. I mean, it is an escape and all, but those wall eventually start closing in on you. So you want to do something, but you don't want to just do any old thing.



You are considering a Cruise, perhaps a Carnival Cruise, maybe Royal Caribbean, or Princess. Yes,

that is going to be it, you are going to do a cruise. That's what you want to do. You hear about this awesome special, a Seven Night Western Caribbean cruise visiting Haiti, Cozumel and Jamaica. What a deal, only $350 for an interior cabin. You are ready to do this. You contact your Travel Agent or go online to book the cruise, give them or enter YOUR information, and suddenly, Sticker Shock!!! The cost of the cruise jumped to $700. Holy Bait and Switch Batman! The commercial said this, and you were told that. Whiskey Tango Foxtrot, Oscar. Who is lying here? The print ad, or the travel agent?  $700 is a 100% mark-up from the price quoted by the print ad. So, what really happened here?

Let's take another look at that print ad. Yup, Seven Day Western Caribbean Experience. Uh Huh, $350. What is the problem? Hey, what is this? Some fine print at the bottom of the AD. Has something to do with the asterisks next to the cruise price. The fine print reads "Prices are based on Double Occupancy". What the heck is Double Occupancy?

Double Occupancy assumes more than one person will be in the cabin during the cruise. Husband & Wife, Boyfriend and Girlfriend, Two FRAT Brothers, Two Sorority Sisters, Two family members, etc. So what does this have to do with the cost of the cabin, and the price posted on the AD?



Well, the price of the Cabin does not change. Honestly, the actual cost of the Cabin is $700. That is the price established by the cruise line. The occupancy factor shares the cost of the cabin among all occupants of the cabin. Think of it like this:

How is that? A little clearer? So, what does this means to our solo traveler who still wants to take that cruise for vacation? Well that is where having a travel agent like IrSabio Travel can help.

At IrSabio Travel, our mission is to provide every traveler with a world class travel experience. We want you to have the best vacation possible at the most comfortable price available. We do the hard work for you. We seek out the best price(s) available and present you with options that best fit your needs.  So, how can we help you with your cruise or vacation experience?

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Towel Origami, How Do They Do That?

Ever been on a Carnival Cruise? I know, dumb question, right? A good many of us have taken a Carnival Cruise, or two, or three in our lifetime. For those who have not, it is only a matter of time. Honestly, the cruises are very reasonable, indeed some of the lowest prices in the industry. Carnival Cruise Lines has also earned the dubious reputation of the "Party Boats". Without a doubt, there is generally something happening on the ship 24 hours a day, seven days a week, you will not be bored.




Although the party environment is a major draw for Carnival, there is something a little more aesthetic that keeps people coming back for more. There are a few non-human characters that touch everyone on the cruise. You see, these creatures invade your cabins while you are out and about, and they usually find their way to your bed, often near the pillow. They are more adorable than the pet cat. These creatures are Carnival Cruise Lines signature Towel Animals.







Imagine this, you are out and about, perhaps at the Casino, maybe the Broadway Show, or the Dance Hall, hey you are tired. Maybe you and your loved one had a small disagreement and you are just a little upset. So, you open the door to your cabin only to find there is an elephant on your bed. Wow! instance mood shift. You go from tired to energized, or from angry to happy in zero to two seconds. You just can't help but to smile, and the animal, well it is completely open to photo ops and selfies.





During the course of your cruise, you discover that this is not the only such cabin invasion, as each day introduces you to a new cabin friend. Could be a monkey, maybe a crab, a cute little bunny, anything. Each of these little invaders help to make the cruise experience memorable. You just can't help but to love them, many of us also can't help but wonder just how do they do that? How are these little creations made? What is the process? Can I do it myself?





If you ever wanted to make your own towel animal, or other forms of towel origami, well you are in luck. Towel Origami expert Mr. John Pullum has created a training program just for you.



John will walk you through each step of making these unique towel origami creations. Something in this DVD for the beginner to advanced towel folder. If you are 100% new to towel folding we will walk you through the towel folding process in detail with step by step directions.

Learn the real techniques of towel folding or towel origami.

On Volume One you will learn how to make 7 towel origami creations:

The Elegant Swimming Swan

The cute Jumbo Elephant

A Performing Seal - balancing a ball on his nose

A Silly Snail

You will even learn how to make an elegant folded shirt with candy buttons that even the stuffiest guy will like!

ALL towels on this DVD can be created with white towels. John also shows examples of using colored towels.

Sounds good so far? So, would you like to have this DVD? You can, simply click the link below:

Towel Origami with John Pullum

Get your DVD today, and happy folding.

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Want To Just Get Away? Try a Royal Caribbean Cruise

We've All Been There:

Consider this; You are in your office at work, and honestly work is just that, Work. Your phone rings, and it is another displeased insurance agent, broker, administrator, or other customer. You pour on that classic charm that makes you who you are, and at the end of the day you are just plain exhausted. You are not physically tired, because let's be honest, not much physical activity in office chairs these days. Instead, you are mentally exhausted. So tired that you wish your intellect had a rheostat that you could just dial down a few notches, or better yet, a simple switch so you can just turn that intellect off, until you return to work the next day.  How about it? Am I warm? Does this sound like, you? Got to admit, you know I have you thinking.

Maybe you are not an office worker at all. You may very well work in some other field of employment, where you are experiencing many of the same frustrations as our office worker friend.  Perhaps you are that Police Office that has to stand in the face of blatant disrespect.  Or perhaps you are that firefighter who has done all that you could, only to realize that it simply was not enough. Heck, you may even be that fast food employee who realizes that minimum wage is not enough to compensate for the amount of abuse your take on a daily basis. Or you can be in some other profession where you are just simply underappreciated, devalued, overwhelmed, and you merely want to just get away from the rat race for a few days. How about now? Does this sound more like you? Kind of figured as much.

Believe me when I say that we completely understand, and we may have just the prescription the doctor ordered in the form of a:

7 Night Western Caribbean Cruise with Royal Caribbean:

To put is boldly, nothing beats the blues quite like a Caribbean Cruise, and Royal Caribbean knows Caribbean Cruises.

The ships of Royal Caribbean bear exotic names like Miracle, Allure, Oasis, Anthem, Radiance, Majesty, just to name a few. Believe that these ships live up to the names wear. 

 The classes of ships in the Royal Caribbean, ranked from the largest (200 tons) to the smallest are:

The Oasis Class:
Oasis of The Seas
Allure of The Seas
Harmony of The Seas

The Quantum Class:
Quantum of The Seas
Anthem of The Seas
Ovation of The Seas

 The Freedom Class:
Freedom of The Seas
Liberty of The Seas
Independence of The Seas

The Voyager Class:
Voyager of The Seas
Explorer of The Seas
Adventure of The Seas
Navigator of The Seas
Mariner of The Seas

 The Radiance Class:
Radiance of The Seas
Brilliance of The Seas
Serenade of The Seas
Jewel of The Seas

The Vision Class:
Vision of The Seas
Legend of The Seas
Grandeur of The Seas
Rhapsody of The Seas
Enchantment of The Seas

The Sovereign Class:
Majesty of The Seas

The Empress Class:
Empress of The Seas









Features of Royal Caribbean Ships by Class:

What will you see on your Western Caribbean Cruise?

Some ports of call you that you may experience on your cruise include:

Nassau Bahamas:

Nassau is the capital of the Bahamas. It lies on the island of New Providence, with neighboring Paradise Island accessible via Nassau Harbor bridges. A popular cruise-ship stop, the city has a hilly landscape and is known for beaches as well as its offshore coral reefs, popular for diving and snorkeling. It retains many of its typical pastel-colored British colonial buildings, like the pink-hued Government House.

Labadee Haiti:
(French: Labadie) is a port located on the northern coast of Haiti within the arrondissement of Cap-Haïtien in the Norddepartment. It is a private resort leased to Royal Caribbean Cruises Ltd., for the exclusive use of passengers of its three cruise lines: Royal Caribbean International, Celebrity Cruises, and Azamara Club Cruises, until 2050. The resort is completely tourist-oriented, and is guarded by a private security force. A controlled group of Haitian merchants are given sole rights to sell their merchandise and establish their businesses in the resort. Although sometimes described as an island in advertisements, it is actually a peninsula contiguous with the island of Hispaniola.



Cosumel Mexico:

Cozumel, a mostly undeveloped Mexican island in the Caribbean Sea, is a popular cruise ship port of call famed for its scuba diving. At Arrecifes de Cozumel National Park, there's diving spots around a section of the Mesoamerican Reef and the Museo Subacuático de Arte’s submerged sculptures. Chankanaab is an eco park surrounding a lagoon with underwater caverns, home to dolphins, manatees and sea turtles.

Puerto Costa Maya Mexico:

Costa Maya is a stretch of Caribbean coast on Mexico’s eastern Yucatán Peninsula. Mahahual village is known as a popular cruise ship port, with beaches and coral reefs. Offshore, the reefs and mangroves of Banco Chinchorro Biosphere Reserve are inhabited by sharks, dolphins and turtles. To the north, Sian Ka’an Biosphere Reserve is home to jaguars, monkeys and hundreds of bird species.



Did you know: Costa Maya is the closest port of access to many of the lesser-known Mayan ruins in the Yucatan including Chacchoben and Kohunlich.

There are other ports as well, but this kind of gives you a taste of what you will experience. So how about it? Interested in a cruise? Well then:

Click this link to check out the cruises offered by Royal Caribbean Cruise Lines

What's that? You would like to see what the other cruise lines have to offer as well? Ok, We hear you:

Click this link for to find cruises from Carnival, Princess, Norwegian and others.

Why not book a cruise today, and get away from the hustle and bustle of the rat race for a few days? it will do wonders.

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