Sea Day Travel

09/06/2026

Apparently fall at Sea Day Travel looks like an iced Pumpkin Cream Matcha… while I’m sitting here thinking about Alaska. 😂🍂🧊🚢

Celebrity Cruises on one screen. Cruise pricing on the other. Matcha within reach. Priorities.

And honestly, Alaska is one of those trips where I can happily spend way too much time comparing ships, itineraries, cabins and all the little details that can completely change the experience.

So yes… this counts as work. 😉

Who else is already thinking about an Alaska cruise for 2027 or 2028? 🏔️

09/04/2026

Big shout out to my newest top fans! 💎

James A Cope Jr., Penny Czarnecki, Jeff Brunker, Linda Johnson Wirtz

Drop a comment to welcome them to our community,

08/29/2026

What is the Retreat Sundeck on Celebrity Xcel actually like?

This is one of those Celebrity Cruises suite perks that makes a lot more sense when you can actually see it.

I’m standing inside The Retreat on Celebrity Xcel here. As I pan up, you can see the Retreat Sundeck continuing to the upper level. Then when I turn toward the door, the regular public deck is right outside.

That separation is part of what you’re getting when you book The Retreat.

And if you’re deciding whether a suite is worth the upgrade, I wouldn’t compare the cabin alone. I’d look at the entire experience that comes with it and how much you would actually use those spaces.

Retreat veterans… where is YOUR favorite spot on the Retreat Sundeck? 👀☀️

Drop a photo below so the people who haven’t experienced it yet can see some of your favorite spots.

08/28/2026

Planning an Alaska cruise for 2027? Don’t pick your cruise based on the ship alone. 🏔️

The best Alaska cruise depends on what you want most from Alaska.

Is Glacier Bay high on your list?
Is wildlife a major priority?
Are you traveling with kids who need a ship they’ll love too?
Do you want to add time on land before or after your cruise?

Those answers can point to very different itineraries, cruise lines, ships and even times of summer.

That’s why I start with the Alaska experience you want, then work backward to the cruise that fits it.

At Sea Day Travel, that’s what Alaska cruise planning looks like: not simply finding a ship that sails there, but helping you choose the cruise that fits the trip you’re picturing.

Alaska 2027 is one of the destinations I’m working on the most right now, so if it’s on your list, this is a good time to start sorting through the choices. 🛳️

08/26/2026

A little behind the scenes of Celebrity 2028 week over here 😂🛳️💻

I’m working my way through everyone who has reached out from this group. You all are keeping me BUSY! 💙

Okay… you all have kept me BUSY with Celebrity 2028 this week! 😂🛳️

Between itinerary questions, pricing requests, holds and actual bookings, I’ve been working my way through quite a list since the new sailings opened.

So first — THANK YOU. ❤️ I knew there was a lot of interest in 2028, but you all definitely proved it!

If you’ve already emailed me, completed a form, or we’ve been talking about a sailing, you are on my radar. I’m working through everyone as quickly as I can and giving each request the attention it needs.

And if you’re waiting to hear back from me, I haven’t forgotten you. 😊

I handle my clients personally from that first quote all the way through travel, and that means release weeks like this can get a little wild behind the scenes.

But this is the good kind of busy. 🥰

Thank you for trusting me with your Celebrity cruise plans. Now… back to 2028! 😂


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08/26/2026

Okay… you all have kept me BUSY with Celebrity 2028 this week! 😂🛳️

Between itinerary questions, pricing requests, holds and actual bookings, I’ve been working my way through quite a list since the new sailings opened.

So first — THANK YOU. ❤️ I knew there was a lot of interest in 2028, but you all definitely proved it!

If you’ve already emailed me, completed a form, or we’ve been talking about a sailing, you are on my radar. I’m working through everyone as quickly as I can and giving each request the attention it needs.

And if you’re waiting to hear back from me, I haven’t forgotten you. 😊

I handle my clients personally from that first quote all the way through travel, and that means release weeks like this can get a little wild behind the scenes.

But this is the good kind of busy. 🥰

Thank you for trusting me with your Celebrity cruise plans. Now… back to 2028! 😂


Celebrity Cruises
Celebrity Edge Class: Cruise Better Community

08/25/2026

Celebrity 2028 opened TODAY…and I just got the news I was hoping for. 👀🎉

Sea Day Travel has group space!

I wasn’t going to promise anything ahead of time because group space is never guaranteed when new sailings open. I had to wait and see what Celebrity actually released to me this morning.

And my very first 2028 client?

Their Sea Day Travel group rate WITH perks is saving them about $900 compared with booking direct. 🙌

THAT is why I wanted to wait and see what became available before telling people where the value was.

Group space won’t be available on every sailing or in every category, and rates can change. But when it’s there, it can absolutely be worth checking.

If you already know the Celebrity 2028 ship and sail date you want, send it my way and I’ll see what I have available.

https://bit.ly/SpecificRequest

Sea Day Travel | Cruise Better ⚓

08/25/2026

Thanks for being a top engager and making it on to my weekly engagement list! 🎉
Thank you for your continued support!! 💗

Karen Shaul, Penny Czarnecki, Linda Johnson Wirtz, Jeff Brunker

08/23/2026

You can absolutely book a cruise yourself.

That’s never really been the point. 😉

Most of my clients are perfectly capable of finding a ship, choosing a date and clicking a button.

What they want is someone who knows what to look at before that button ever gets clicked.

Which itinerary actually fits the trip they’re trying to have.

Whether that cabin location matters more than it looks like it does.

If the upgrade is really worth the difference.

When booking early matters…and when waiting to compare may make more sense.

And once it’s booked, they’re not starting over every time a question comes up.

They have one person who already knows the trip, the priorities and the decisions that got them there.

Because booking a cruise is usually the easy part.

Making the right decisions around it is where the value really is.

You don’t work with a travel advisor because you can’t book your own cruise.

You work with one because you’d rather get it right the first time. ❤️

That’s the part of this job I love.

08/21/2026

I think one of the best things a travel advisor can do is keep traveling. ✈️🛳️

Because there are some things you simply understand differently once you’ve experienced them yourself.

River cruising has become an important part of what I help clients with, so when I had the opportunity to spend a week sailing through France with Avalon, I wanted to experience it for myself.

And yes, I absolutely enjoyed every minute of it. 😆 But my travel advisor brain was definitely still working.

How does a river cruise actually feel day to day?

Where do you find downtime?

What little details matter once you’re actually living onboard for a week?

Those are the things I notice when I travel because they give me better context when I’m helping someone decide what’s right for their trip.

Every time I travel, I come home with more knowledge, better questions to ask and more firsthand experience to share with my clients.

And I hope I never stop doing that.

For me, that’s part of what it means to Cruise Better. 💙