Destination Resort or Cruise

Running head:   DESTINATION RESORT OR CRUISE 1

Destination Resort or Cruise
Jane Doe
ENG 121 English Composition 1
Ms. Nancy Drew
June 4, 2012

Outline

  I. Introduction

  II. Resort
  a. All inclusive
  b. Individual packaging
  c. Excursions
  d. Document Requirements

  III. Cruise
  a. All inclusive
  b. Individual packaging
  c. Excursions
  d. Document Requirements

  IV. Conclusion

RESORT OR CRUISE 2

Destination Resort or Cruise

Oh what fun it is to go vacationing; it is one of the greatest pass times there are.   Often times the toughest part of planning a trip is deciding where to go.   A land trip to a resort or a cruise sea side is usually some of the options chosen.   You should spend a little preparation time planning your trip.   At the end of the day, vacationing should be fun, relaxing and exciting!   Resorts and cruises offer similar water activities and excursions.  
Resort vacationing offers several options.   You can schedule an all-inclusive vacation that would include your food, beverages (both non-alcohol and alcohol), gratuities and entertainment.   When staying at a resort, it gives you an opportunity to take in the island/country that you are visiting.   It affords you the opportunity to truly learn the history of the area you’re in.     Resort travel can also be purchased carte-blanche which allows you to pick and choose your itinerary.   Depending on where your travels lead you, a passport might be required.   If a passport is needed, you will need to be sure to allow time to submit your application and the turn-around time for processing.     A to-do list is essential.   You will need to decide how you will travel to your destination; rental car, airline, or train.   Once you have a destination in mind, you will need to be sure to check the documentation requirements.  
Cruise vacations offer very similar amenities to resort traveling.   You can book an all-inclusive cruise.   However,...