>> My coworkers. â Practice manager. The joy of diagnosing and treating a challenging caseâand getting a successful outcome. â Associate veterinarian. >> New learning experiencesâespecially from the younger veterinariansâeven after 30+ years in practice. â Practice owner. >> The unpredictability of each day.
The budget required for a cruise, beyond airfare and cabin prices, will vary depending on cruise line, type of ship, length of the cruise, ports of call and choice of amenities. Travel experts suggest that each person should budget at least $200 to $300 for a week-long cruise.
Port fees and taxes can cost up to $250 a person. Be sure to find out if these are included in your price or will be an extra cost. Land tours can cost up to $400 each, depending on what you will do and see. You can also add a longer excursion (for up to a week), which can set you back another $1,000 to $1,500. Passengers are also expected to tip cruise line staff.