Cruise ships are more than floating hotels. They also cater to special groups that want an unforgettable event that does not break the bank. Cruise vacations also put no strain on the host or participants, so they can be easier to host than a land-based party.Special interest groups, which cruise lines often call affinity groups, are those groups that want to cruise for a special occasion. Family reunions, business meetings, even weddings are typical affinity cruise groups.Being an affinity group can be easy, and many cruise lines are going out of their way to cater to the group cruise. The word “group” does not necessarily mean you need a hundred people to qualify. Even a few people who want to travel together can qualify as a group. For instance, cruises where several female friends travel together are a recognized (and new) affinity group in the industry.Depending on the cruise and the size of the group, cruise lines may be willing to offer a package deal on staterooms. A cruise line specialist or travel agent can make recommendations, including booking a suite for four people instead of the usual state rooms (this is not always cheaper, but it can be).Cruise groups […]
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