Rather than stay in just one place, a cruise ship visits many different ports, making each day a different adventure. New sights, sounds, and experiences make this an incentive to remember. Unlike a hotel, where visitors are often little more than a room number, a cruise caters to cruisers with personalized, pampering service. Waiters go out of their way to address passengers by name. Room stewards keep cabins so neat, it's like having a personal butler.
Bartenders even remember favorite drinks.
A ship provides all the amenities you expect of a fine land-based resort. The difference is that this self-contained world travels to the rest of the world, providing, in essence, two vacations in one. If you think this incentive sounds good, you're right. It's also a great way to improve your bottom line. Because in an economy where cutting costs has become a way of corporate life, this investment gives you the best possible value for your incentive dollar.