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| Brandon Biss |
| Senior Cruise Consultant |
| Interests: Sports, exercising and food! |
| Favorite Destinations: San Francisco, Sorrento, Boulder, College Park and Amsterdam |
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| This month's employee profile features the Cruise Web's very own "Procrastinator Buster", Brandon Biss. |
| Brandon's success can be attributed to both internal and external factors. Internally, Brandon is goal oriented and enjoys challenges. "It feels like I have never worked once in the past six years. Every day is a new challenge, and I get to spend my time coming up with ways to overcome those challenges." |
| Externally, Brandon enjoys the diversity of selling cruises. "I never feel stagnant here because I'm constantly talking to different people about their individual plans. It helps to keep things fresh." |
| But what about the procrastinators? "It's about understanding if this vacation is what they really want. If it's the right ship and the right destination, then what are we waiting for? Let's book it so you can start planning for your great vacation." |
| So procrastinators beware, if you get Brandon on the phone, you'll probably find yourself sailing on the perfect cruise in no time. |
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| The Current Spotlight: Home Port Cruising |
| by Said D., Cruise Consultant |
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| We all already know the best way to vacation is... CRUISING. There is very little argument to that, especially on a cruise blog! However, there is one myth about cruising I hear over and over. Let's clear up this myth once and for all! |
| In my conversations with first time cruisers, I often hear that "it's inconvenient or expensive to get to cruise departure ports!" Many first time cruisers think they have to live in Florida, California, or Alaska to get on a decent cruise. |
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