This week’s cruise deals.
These are the cruise lines’ published deals this week, the prices anyone can see. The number they don’t publish is the trade rate, and that’s one call away. Your concierge checks it and quotes it in writing.
Call your concierge, (505) 487-8846Six sailings worth a phone call this week.
Canary Islands
Volcanic islands, year-round sun, and a European ship. Seven nights at a price most Caribbean weeks can’t touch.
Bahamas
A long weekend at sea on a premium line. Nassau and a private island, back by Monday.
Western Caribbean
Cozumel and the western ports on one of the biggest ships afloat. Five nights, one bag.
Western Caribbean
A full week with Princess service. Mexico, Belize, and the Caymans on a classic itinerary.
Western Caribbean
The quieter, more traditional week. Grand dining rooms, live music, and a ship that isn’t a theme park.
Western Caribbean
Nine nights of white-glove Cunard on a Caribbean loop. The most ship for the money on this list.
Fares shown are the cruise lines’ own advertised starting prices for the week of September 22, 2026, per person, double occupancy, and change nightly.
Travel is quoted, booked, and paid separately, directly to the travel provider, never to America’s Travel Network. Your concierge confirms every rate and included perk in writing before any travel is paid for.
Not a cruise person? Land vacations, same insider treatment.
Hotels and resorts have two prices too. Pricing depends on where you’re going, when, and for how long, so there’s no sticker on these. Tell your concierge the dates and they price it at the trade rate, put it in writing, and book it by phone.
Call for pricing, (505) 487-8846
Las Vegas
The Strip, the shows, and the tables, with a hotel your concierge picks for how you actually travel: quiet tower, good pool, walkable to what you came for.
Orlando
Resort stays, park tickets, and the dining reservations that sell out months ahead, handled in one call.
Tennessee
Gatlinburg and Pigeon Forge for the shows and the mountains, or Nashville for the music. Slower, greener, and closer than you think.
Midwest
Lake Michigan shore towns, Chicago, the Wisconsin Dells, and the fairs and festivals that only run a few weeks a year.
New England
Boston, Cape Cod, Maine, and the inns that don’t take online bookings.
Miami & Fort Lauderdale
Beach weeks, pre-cruise nights, and South Florida winters, with a car if you want one.