OUR EXCLUSIVE CHURCHILL & TUREN LTD. CRUISE PROFILER

1. The phrase that most closely describes us is:

Cautious travelers with some concerns about cruising.Willing to sacrifice quality to go on one of the popular, lower cost, major brands.Eager to begin with one of the top-rated inclusive 5-Star-rated lines.We’re ready to experience something really exceptional at sea with cost secondary.

2. The type of cruise that most interests us is:

Open. Let's discuss it.A Cruise in South AmericaTen days or so in the Caribbean or going through the Panama CanalSouthern Europe (Italy/France/Spain etc.)Scandinavia and Russia (Norway/Sweden/Russia/Denmark)Tahiti and the South PacificCruising by riverboat in Europe, South America, or Asia.Cruising ports in Asia12-14 Day Alaska Cruisetour (land tour + one week cruise)

3. The perfect cruise length for us is:

One weekTen to Fourteen daysLonger than two weeksTwo, back-to-back 7-night cruises with different ports

4. High-quality, on-board children's programs are

Important to us since we will be traveling with childrenNot that important - our children won't participatePersonally, we believe that all children should remain land-based.

5. We would like to be on a ship characterized by

Non-inclusive, we prefer to pay as we goAverage-income working people who are down to earthA sophisticated, well-traveled demographic with well-traveled fellow guestsAn itinerary that would allow us to pre-arrange the best private sightseeing excursions

6. The least important aspect of cruising is

Quality of the food and restaurant optionsLarge, on-board casino and night action similar to VegasA sophisticated, low-key, elegant atmosphereA wide choice of activities and shore excursions

7. The aspect of price that is most important is

The bottom line cost of our cruiseWhether or not drinks are includedThe percentage of discount we will receiveThe price is justified by the quality of the experience

8. When we think of going on a large cruise ship, we think of

Lots of activity choices for my familyA floating shopping mallMore safety and a smoother rideWe'd rather be on a more intimate, smaller ship

9. When we think about a cruise we think first about . . .

Relaxing on our balcony with a good bookExploring new ports and seeing and learning as much as we canBeing pampered by a staff that understands our needsLetting our hair down and feeling we can really let loose

10. When we think of a small ship of less than 500 guests

We think we will be bored. Too little to do.It appeals to us because it implies more personal serviceWe think we will be around other successful peopleWe worry about the ship's ability to handle rough seasWe are concerned that they are much more expensive than the mega-ships

11. We are going on this cruise to

Rekindle our romance and celebrate our togethernessShow the children a good timeExperience a “no-hassles” method of vacation in an upscale environmentMeet new, possibly lifetime friendsEnjoy quality time away from social pressures at home/work

12. If we were doing a seven-night cruise, we would prefer

A full day in port each dayA combination of ports and days at seaNo ports at all

13. We would prefer a ship with fellow guests who are:

As young as possible40An international group with a good mix of non-Americans60 +A mix of all agesIt really doesn't matter

14. The aspect of cruising that most turns us off is

Cruising with the "Joe Sixpack" massesAll of the extra charges once you have paid for your cruiseThe cheesey entertainmentThe lack of emphasis on learning and educationNot getting to know a place wellNothing about cruising really turns us off

15. Our biggest concern about our first cruise is

We are looking forward to it and have few concernsSea SicknessBeing a blue blazer in a sea of tattoos and tee shirtsQuite frankly - priceWe don't want to dress up on vacationBeing with folks with whom we share little in common

16. We prefer a ship that

Is inclusive and includes all liquor and gratuities in the priceIncludes wine with dinner but charges for drinksCosts less and does not include liquor or gratuities

17. Many ships feature big production musical entertainment

We would attend these performancesMaybe once or twice during a cruiseWe would prefer lecturersWe would probably avoid the theater

18. A really large casino aboard ship

Is really important to us. It's a major plus.We might go once or twice - but it's not importantWe don't like Las Vegas and we certainly are not going on a cruise to gamble

19. The age of the ship

Is something that really concerns us- we would prefer new to oldAs long as the quality is there – we don't care about the age of the shipWe are much more concerned about the ship’s overall traveltruth ratings.

20. If given a choice aboard ship for dinner, we would prefer

A buffet restaurant with lots of self-service optionsA somewhat casual sit-down dining room with food we can easily pronounceA quality fine dining experience planned by a celebrity chef or great ethnic options

21. Ports are

The most important part of a cruiseReally quite secondary to the cruise experienceWonderful if they offer the option of private driver/guide experiences arranged by C&TWe really need to feel that we are avoiding the big ship ports

22. On a per person basis, not including airfare, our budget for the cruise portion of this trip is:

$3,000 - $5,000$5,000 - $7,000$7,000 - $10,000$10,000 - $20,000Whoa – We were thinking of no more than $2500 per person

23. We would love to sail on a ship with

A financial lecturerOne of the stars of the Cooking ChannelA famous WWII HistorianA famous Rap StarA Garden ExpertWe don’t attend lectures

24. The following best describes us on vacation

Laid-back beach bumsReady to relax from job-related stress – we might not get off the ship in every port.Anxious to learn as much as we can while taking advantage of our time in port.People who appreciate the finer things in life

25. The kind of cruise experience we most want to avoid is

Being part of a herd on a huge shipBeing on a ship that is too small to have the facilities we require such as dining optionsBeing on a ship too large to get into the interesting portsBeing placed on a ship with guests who are not well-traveled and somewhat refined.

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