The specific meeting point for the tour manager can vary depending on the cruise line and the itinerary of your cruise. Generally, the cruise line will provide you with detailed information regarding the meeting arrangements for the tour manager. Here are a few common scenarios:
Embarkation: In many cases, the tour manager will be available at the embarkation terminal or the designated meeting area on the ship. They may be stationed there to greet passengers, provide information, and assist with any initial questions or concerns.
Welcome Meeting: Some cruise lines schedule a welcome meeting or orientation session shortly after embarkation. This meeting may take place in a designated venue on the ship, such as a theater, lounge, or conference room. The tour manager will typically introduce themselves, provide an overview of the itinerary, and answer any initial questions.
Daily Briefings: During the course of the cruise, the tour manager may hold daily briefings or informational sessions. These sessions can take place in a designated venue, such as a lounge or conference room, or they may be announced over the ship’s intercom system. The tour manager will provide updates on upcoming ports of call, shore excursions, activities, and other relevant information.
It’s important to carefully review the pre-cruise documentation provided by the cruise line, including your itinerary and any information specific to the tour manager. This will often outline the meeting arrangements and provide contact details for the tour manager or the onboard guest services desk, where you can inquire about the specific meeting point.
If you are uncertain about the meeting arrangements or have specific questions, it’s recommended to contact the cruise line directly or consult their website for the most accurate and up-to-date information regarding where to meet the tour manager on your cruise.