Royal Caribbean made a very tough call in deciding to continue using its private island off the northern coast of Haiti. Here’s my interview on MSNBC
http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/21134540/vp/34937918#34937918
To refer to the original story on Royal Caribbean’s humanitarian aid to Haiti, click here.
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1 Comment MSNBC Interview: Controversy Over RCI Port Calls In Haiti
Michael
February 16th, 2010 at 8:52 am
1I was going to sail with Royal Caribbean but since I very rudely got the shaft by their sales department, I will be looking elsewhere. I called last night to check the availability of 2 cabins but needed to verify with my wife on the dates of the cruise. It was too late to call back so I called first thing in the morning. They raised the prices by over $600!!!! The same cabins are still available but 12 hours later they want to stick it to me on the price. The sales person very smugly told me “supply and demand” so too bad. I do not buy it. That is no way to treat a potential customer.
I say no thank you to Royal Caribbean. I will take my business elsewhere.
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