Welcome to the Royal Caribbean Blog podcast, a weekly look into the world of Royal Caribbean cruising.

I'm your host, Matt Hodgeberg, and this is episode number 232.

Everyone is always looking to get a great deal on a Royal Caribbean cruise, so what happens when there's a price drop?

How do you know about a price drop, and how can you take advantage of it?

On this week's podcast episode, we discussed the nuances and strategies associated with repricing your Royal Caribbean Cruise and what you need to know to lock in the

lowest price. Here we go. It's incredible to think about how much is included in a

royal Caribbean cruise, besides room in bed for yourself, the entertainment, food, transportation

between your ports,

and so much more is all part of your cruise fare.

That represents a tremendous value, especially when you start comparing that to a land vacation,

where you have to account for things like meals and entertainment, at an additional cost.

When we talk about value in a cruise, part of that equation is getting a deal, is ensuring

that you have a great price for your cruise.

Often, you may hear us talk about pricing of a cruise on this podcast or read about prices online,

and the question may pop up of how to reprice your cruise to get a lower price and what to do

if you do discover a lower price because of a price drop.

As we tackle the topic of how to reprice real Caribbean cruise this week, I want to welcome

back someone who loves and who is very good at helping people plan and enjoy their cruise vacations

as well. She likes big ships and she cannot lie. She is Annette Jackson of MEI travel. Welcome

back Annette. Love the intro. Thank you so much. Glad to have you in there.

And, of course, we're talking about everyone's favorite topic, every travel agent's favorite topic.

And that is, of course, price drops and price changes.

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