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Cruise lines pay the same commission whether you book through an advisor or not — so the price is the same, but the value isn't. A cruise specialist knows which sailings have onboard credit, which cabins are quiet, which itineraries are oversold, and which lines fit which travelers. Scott also handles the dozens of small decisions (dining, excursions, air, transfers) that turn a cruise into the trip you actually wanted.

Interline travel refers to discounted cruise and travel rates negotiated for employees of airlines, FedEx, UPS, and select aviation/logistics companies — and often retirees of those employers. Savings typically range from 20–50% off published cruise fares on major lines. These rates are not publicly listed; they require advisor verification.

Yes — interline is one of three doors. Scott books cruises (ocean, river, expedition, luxury) and custom vacations (Europe, resorts, milestones) for every kind of traveler, not just airline employees.

No. Scott charges zero booking fees, ever. He's compensated by cruise lines and suppliers via the same commission that already exists in the price you'd pay booking direct. Most clients find Scott uncovers value — onboard credit, upgrades, interline rates — that more than offsets any imagined DIY savings.

Cruises (ocean, river, expedition, luxury, family), custom European itineraries, all-inclusive resorts (including Club Med), G Adventures land tours, milestone celebrations, and fully customized multi-destination journeys. Air, transfers, and excursions included.