Travel Advice and Information

Our 49th state, one of the most popular tourism destinations within the United States is a must-see destination on most everyone’s bucket list.  That’s why you are reading this here, right?  Heard great things about Alaska from friends and family who have traveled to Alaska?  Seen media coverage or shows that impressed and intrigued you?  Whatever your reason, planning a visit to this remote and vast state can seem difficult and be daunting to you.  Best to take a cruise, land via train, or motor coach? Well, no more worries, read on to learn more!! Courtesy of Skagway Visitors Bureau - Photo by Andrew Cremata The famed Inside Passage is a well-protected typically calm waterway that is ideal for cruising, with many cruise lines and styles of ships operating mostly 7 night cruises that stop at 3 or so port of call, along with slowly cruising along glacier strewn mountains.  While cruising between ports one sees an abundance of glorious nature along the way; mountains covered i

The United States Department of State has revised its travel advisory for Cuba to Level 2, "exercise increased caution," down from the previous Level 3, "reconsider travel”.   This is a welcome move which more accurately reflects the reality of the situation in Cuba, that there are no health or security risks of note.  Level 2 is the same level as the State Department has issued for France and the United Kingdom. This changes the perspective that the travel warnings previously imposed by the Trump administration were politically motivated, seeking to reverse the progress that the Obama administration made with improved relations between the United States and Cuba. We here at GO Enterprises applaud the administration’s recent move which indicates they are eliminating politics when it comes to decisions regarding the safety of U.S. Citizens traveling into foreign countries in general, Cuba in particular in this case . The above official information is get

As is the case with most companies, cruise lines try very hard to retain their clientele, doing everything they possibly can to get you to reserve your next cruise(s) with them again instead of going to the competition.  Michael's Club - Courtesy of Celebrity Like airlines, hotels, car rental agencies etc., cruise lines have their own “frequent client” programs, designed to entice cruisers to rebook with them, offering additional perks to reward their frequent clients.   These perks range from free or reduced costs on wifi, dry cleaning, spa treatments etc., to upgraded accommodations, invitation to sit with the captain at dinner one night, ability to reserve specialty dining and excursions before others, priority embarkation, free transfers, reduced pricing, access to special areas on board only for higher level loyalty club members or suite guests (such as Celebrity Cruise’s Michael's Club pictured here) and more.     ~ CRUISE LINE LOYALTY PROGRAMS ARE AN EXCELL