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kiwitrains Sep 27, 2014 9:26 pm
No Return
 
If say taking a cruise ship from Singapore to the UK would they allow that as your destination and not have the return flight back to Singapore or any other port you sailed from. Basically I mean a one way cruise:rolleyes:

steveman518 Sep 28, 2014 1:52 am
A lot of cruises are one-way, so I'm not exactly sure what the fuss is all about

lin821 Sep 28, 2014 3:12 am
Originally Posted by kiwitrains (Post 23592015)
If say taking a cruise ship from Singapore to the UK would they allow that as your destination and not have the return flight back to Singapore or any other port you sailed from.
Are you concerned whether you can enter UK upon the end of the one-way cruise? Would UK deny entry of its own citizens?

Originally Posted by kiwitrains (Post 23549389)
we are NZ citizens living in Australia on the special category visa we are also UK citizens which we went to NZ with a few years ago. We are moving back to Europe I cannot use our UK passports to leave Australia because there is no visa in them but want to enter Europe (UK) on UK passports...

kiwitrains Sep 28, 2014 3:15 am
No that has nothing to do with it two separate trips, most cruises include airfares back to the original departure point question is do they allow the cruise without the return fare, spoke to one company who said no.

Kagehitokiri Sep 28, 2014 4:15 am
Originally Posted by kiwitrains (Post 23592634)
most cruises include airfares back to the original departure point
"most cruises" operated by some european companies perhaps

and even with those companies there is difference between week cruise and month(s) cruise

sonofzeus Sep 28, 2014 4:45 am
We've done it on a Med cruise itinerary.

It's called "downlining".

Contact the cruise line for their procedures/forms.

BTW you don't get a refund for the unused portion of your prepaid fare + taxes.

guv1976 Sep 28, 2014 8:01 am
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Originally Posted by kiwitrains
No that has nothing to do with it two separate trips, most cruises include airfares back to the original departure point question is do they allow the cruise without the return fare, spoke to one company who said no.
I'm seeing lots of Singapore-UK cruises offered at www.vacationstogo.com that do not appear to include airfare in the prices quoted. What cruise line(s) are you looking at, and have you tried pricing the cruise through a travel agency rather than through the cruise line itself?

kiwitrains Sep 28, 2014 1:50 pm
Originally Posted by guv1976 (Post 23593260)
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I'm seeing lots of Singapore-UK cruises offered at www.vacationstogo.com that do not appear to include airfare in the prices quoted. What cruise line(s) are you looking at, and have you tried pricing the cruise through a travel agency rather than through the cruise line itself?
No I hadn't but will now thank you to you all.


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