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    As I woke in my bedroom, feeling hot and sticky, I realized it had now been six months since the cruise ship had left land. What should have been a five day cruise, still had not ended. After about three days into the cruise the radios, and any means of connection to the outside world had seized, the boats motor had stopped working. I assumed somebody would come for us, or we would eventually reach land, but I still laid here on my bed, looking up at the low ceiling of my small contained room.

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    that contributed to the growth of cruise lines are that they took place on the open sea. The possibilities for passengers were endless. It was normal for people to travel by boat for business or as a job, but to travel on a cruise line for vacation on the open sea made the idea of it all exciting and intriguing. Another factor is that the ports that all the cruise lines were embarking from led to a mass market. Another factor that contributed to the growth of the cruise-line industry would be the beginning

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    of Caribbean cruises departed from Miami but most of the trips were simply overnight runs to the Bahamas on ships such as the ss Bahamas Star, built in 1931, or the even older ss Florida, built in 1927. Most cruises departed from Port Everglades or New York. Yet, with his trademark modesty, Knut Utstein Kloster simply says, “The timing was right.” He acknowledges that “The Caribbean cruise market at the time hardly existed,” but says, “No I was not surprised at how quickly the cruise market grew

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    average United States citizen complains about. These so called “life or death” situations are often referred to as “first world problems”. This summer, I had the opportunity to experience a seven-day Western Caribbean cruise through Royal Caribbean cruise line. While aboard the ship, our family made friends with a few of the waiters who served us. Employees are from all around the world; Mexico, Croatia, Jamaica, even Madagascar. Our dinner waiter, Mahendeo, was from Mauritius, Madagascar. Over the

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    of how the cruise ship internally exploits workers and manipulates their passengers while externally trying to maintain a facade of what the Zenith stands for. Jung’s standard way of thinking of how an individual is able to choose what impression and image that they desire to impose to the outside world, which is the “persona” and when we encounter a feeling we don’t feel comfortable expressing to the world we and to shelter it deep down, which is the “shadow.” The “persona” of the ship is the physical

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    My Cruise to Mexico We had been waiting for this trip for years. Every 5 years we go on a trip to someplace fun. When five years passed after our trip to disneyland we were all waiting to go on some other adventure. I had done this twice, but 2 things about our trip this year were special. Kenishie I had always, always, always, always, wanted an little brother. If I could have one thing, anything, I would have wanted my mom to give me an little brother. One day my cousins adopted an cute little

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    Royal Caribbean Cruise, one of the first company in the United States to use Global Reporting Initiative(GRI) principles to report their sustainability initiatives (Fain, 2016). They regard protect and preserve the environments and communities in which we operate as a commitment (Fain, 2016). RCL uses state-of-the-art wastewater treatment systems to reduce wastewater for years. In order to help the destinations in that region developing sustainability, RCL form a Sustainable Destinations Alliance

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    vacation would be either a cruise vacation to a tropical locale or an all-inclusive resort vacation on an island. Both offer the sun, the sea, and lots of fun. Both the cruise and the resort offer great amenities. Since I have seven children (three over 18 and four under age ten), one granddaughter, and one soon to be, son-in-law, the family activities are high priority on my list. Because they are family orientated, the cruise line I would choose would be the Disney Cruise Line. Also because they

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    To begin this essay, I’ll start with some critical thinking about “The Secret Life of Walter Mitty”, before I transition to my comparison of “On the Surface”. One admirable component of this story written by James Thurber in the year 1939, is his sharply observed, usually ironic, small details of human action that reveals distinct perspectives of the character’s personality. The back and forth construction of the story was used to illustrate the protagonist’s realm of thought, however it ends up

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    St. Thomas My favorite vacation spot is St. Thomas in the U.S. Virgin Islands. I have been there ten times and every time has affected me in different aspects. Each year that I have gone, I have discovered something new that makes me never want to leave. The people, food, and culture are all so unique because I do not witness it on an every day basis. In the islands there are unique sights, sounds, and smells that let me know I am away from home relaxing and enjoying vacation with family. When

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