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Sailing SOLO

Solo travel bookings are growing every year, and cruise lines are responding by offering more studio cabins, and extras such as solo lounges, as well as eliminating single supplements. “The number of people choosing to sail on their own continues to grow,” says Andy Harmer, Senior VP of the Cruise Lines International Association (UK & Ireland). “Offering both space for solitude and opportunities for social interaction, cruise holidays are a fantastic option for solo travel, as they take away the stress that can come with travelling alone on a land-based trip. Itineraries are organised by the cruise line, meaning guests can explore even the most far-reaching destinations without worrying about the logistics. Many travellers decide to cruise on their own to connect with others; cruises are a great way to meet new people, form

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