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 Where can I send comments/evaluations
of my cruise?
What if I have questions after I get
home?
What are the customs policies?
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Where can I send comments/evaluations of my cruise?
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A questionnaire will be delivered to your cabin before the end of the cruise.
Because we value your comments and suggestions, we kindly ask that you complete
the form and return it to the reception desk prior to disembarkation. |
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What if I have questions after I get home?
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Our Customer Service Department is happy to answer any questions about your
trip that you may have once you return home. To ensure the most prompt and
thorough response, we appreciate your sending these in by mail or email. |
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What are the customs policies?
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All countries you will visit have laws against the purchase and export of
certain items, including antiquities, national cultural property and certain
animal products, especially endangered species (ivory, rhino horn, tortoise
shell, coral, feathers, etc.). Additionally, the United States has laws
prohibiting the import of certain items, which include many of the same things.
You face having your purchase confiscated and/or heavy fines for exporting or
importing prohibited items.
On return to the U.S., your baggage is subject to search by U.S. Customs.
Currently, you are permitted to bring back $800 of goods duty free. Persons
aged 21 or over may also bring in one liter of liquor and one carton of
cigarettes. If you plan to purchase a lot of souvenirs or expensive items, it
is important to retain all purchase receipts. However, please note that U.S.
Customs may not accept a receipt as true cost if it seems unusually low for the
estimated value of the item. You can access the regulations and restrictions
governing this at customs.treas.gov/xp/cgov/travel. Read the Know Before You Go
booklet to confirm the most recent U.S. Customs regulations.
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