Selling Solo Cruises as a Travel Professional

One of the quickest growing markets in cruising is the solo cruiser market. I realized this after taking a number of cruises this summer as a solo cruiser. I did 4 different Alaska cruises and a Mexican Riviera cruise all on NCL. I was surprised at how many solo cruisers there were on each cruise and I found it interesting why people chose to cruise solo.
So you are possibly wondering “what’s the difference between a single cruiser and a solo cruiser?” A single cruiser is looking to hopefully meet up with other singles and they are also looking for potential relationships that will survive the cruise itself. Solo cruisers just enjoy cruising by themselves and have no expectations other than their primary objectives for cruising.
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