Tomorrow is the next episode of ITV's documentary The Cruise Ship, showing us insight to what the Royal Princess has to offer. But how did the first episode portray the cruise line?
In my opinion I think it shows the grand scale of ship and how many staff it takes to keep things running smoothly- Day of embarkation is always a busy one and I think it takes some great management skills to keep everything in order.
In this episode it mainly focuses on a small number of the passengers giving their opinions to the camera, lots of them are Elite cruises meaning they've been on many sailings, they love the cruising lifestyle, and why wouldn't you when your every need is catered for!
With the big event of formal night approaching there was masses of laundry to be washed and pressed for the passengers, as Elite members get this for free.
The only downside so far is that maybe it portrays cruising as only suitable for the older generation, however Princess is a rather refined cruise line where you wouldn't really expect kids to be running around playing in pools where you could on say Royal Caribbean, Carnival or Norwegian Cruise Line. All cruise lines are different and cater to different age groups in the market so it's best not to judge too quickly we shall have to see what tomorrow night's episode brings to the table! Are you going to be watching?
In my opinion I think it shows the grand scale of ship and how many staff it takes to keep things running smoothly- Day of embarkation is always a busy one and I think it takes some great management skills to keep everything in order.
In this episode it mainly focuses on a small number of the passengers giving their opinions to the camera, lots of them are Elite cruises meaning they've been on many sailings, they love the cruising lifestyle, and why wouldn't you when your every need is catered for!
With the big event of formal night approaching there was masses of laundry to be washed and pressed for the passengers, as Elite members get this for free.
The only downside so far is that maybe it portrays cruising as only suitable for the older generation, however Princess is a rather refined cruise line where you wouldn't really expect kids to be running around playing in pools where you could on say Royal Caribbean, Carnival or Norwegian Cruise Line. All cruise lines are different and cater to different age groups in the market so it's best not to judge too quickly we shall have to see what tomorrow night's episode brings to the table! Are you going to be watching?
