Planning a Holiday Cruise Getaway and physically Challenged

Autumn is more than just a transition from summer to fall; it also signals the beginning of the holiday season. For many this is also a time of great anxiety, stress, and unwanted expectations. 
Perhaps, it is time to start a new tradition--a holiday getaway vacation!
Accessible Cruise
If you truly want a hassle-free, relaxing, and fun-filled vacation, then consider a cruise.  One of the major benefits of a cruise is that it is often accessible and the best part is, there is a cruise for every budget. 

To make a reservation, you can use a travel agent or the web.  While making your reservation, it is also the time to mention any special needs, such as:
• Accessibility concerns
• Cabin near elevators
• Dietary restrictions and schedule of meal times
• Refrigerator request for medication storage or special meals

Accessibility - No Problem!
One of the major benefits of cruising is that everyone feels like royalty, no matter what your lifestyle or ability.  Cruise ships are designed to meet the needs of everyone and if you have a disability or a special need, you have come to the right place to enjoy an amazing vacation.
Preparation
Preparing ahead of time is the key to a stress-free trip.  Think about:
• Application for a passport can take weeks; if you have one make sure it has not expired.
• Prescriptions and other medication needs.
• Get medical appointments, special medical equipment or supply orders done.
• Contact health insurance for coverage while at foreign Ports of Call.
So, what do you think about making this season jolly?  Go ahead then, plan that getaway.
Bon Voyage!
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