solo travel
Posted by: wattle
24th Oct 2015 03:29pm
these days there are a lot of single woman wanting to travel but the cost is nearly double surely all these company must realise that they are losing a lot of people who would travel but not at double the fare which apply to most cruises
gramonaghan
- 17th Nov 2015 01:29pm
I'm a male, but I agree that costs for singles are far to much.
There is also the prospect of travel firms losing customers.
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