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Illustration of a polished cruise-ship terminal split into two scenes: on the left, anxious travelers hold passports and boarding passes while a stern agent at a desk labeled “Oversold” reviews documents; on the right, a smiling couple accepts an upgrade at a “Guest Services” counter beneath a “Free Cruise Credit” sign. In the sunny background, a majestic cruise ship gleams as luggage-laden passengers file up the gangway. Scattered cruise tags, passports, and boarding passes add nautical detail. A translucent banner across the top reads “Cruise Overselling Explained: What It Means, Recent Examples, and How to Protect Your Vacation.”

Illustration of a polished cruise-ship terminal split into two scenes: on the left, anxious travelers hold passports and boarding passes while a stern agent at a desk labeled “Oversold” reviews documents; on the right, a smiling couple accepts an upgrade at a “Guest Services” counter beneath a “Free Cruise Credit” sign. In the sunny background, a majestic cruise ship gleams as luggage-laden passengers file up the gangway. Scattered cruise tags, passports, and boarding passes add nautical detail. A translucent banner across the top reads “Cruise Overselling Explained: What It Means, Recent Examples, and How to Protect Your Vacation.”

Cruise Overselling Explained: What It Means, Recent Examples, and How to Protect Your Vacation

Cruise overselling is becoming more common—and if you’re not prepared, it could throw your vacation off course. But here’s the good news…

21 hours ago4 min read

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