Autism Friendly Family Adventure






As a travel agent part of the adventure is exploring new options and places to suggest to my clients for their own personal travel.  I get excited about new opportunities that truly will enhance the travelers.  Well hats off to Royal Caribbean International for their new Autism friendly cruise program.  For families dealing with Autism, the thought of traveling can be a bit concerning.  Royal Caribbean has taken every step imaginable to assure a smooth process that allows the entire family to enjoy their vacation with peace of mind.  See the one sheet overview, and please contact me for full details.  Royal Caribbean's current promotions on top of this outstanding program could give your family the best summer you've had in a long time!
mellanie.ingle@cruiseplanners.com

Royal Caribbean Cruises



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