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  1. The Crew Fund covers extra/emergency items for the crew- tours in some of the ports (St Petersburg for example), parties, transportation home for crew in case of family emergency and a variety of other things. I am a supporter of it - both the theory and in practice.

     

    I've also been part of the auctions which have raised money as described by gwain6 - they are fun - both Jamie and Ray do a good job. The last one I took part in raised $45K on the Mariner during a Circle South America in 2013. I'm glad to hear that they are continuing on the Grand Voyages.

     

    OctoberKat, I'm not sure who would have - or would give you - the information about crew salaries. I do know when the system changed and tips were included, the staff/crew seemed happier than before the change. My impression is that they netted more money - just my impression with no specifics.

     

    Peggy

  2. The door to the GM's office is always open. I don't know who is on at the moment but all the people I've met as GMs are anxious to listen to what passengers have to say. And to help resolve any problems.

     

    In many ways, it is better to talk to someone on board rather than waiting to fill out the form and then leave the ship.

     

    Just my opinion.

     

    Peggy

  3. I have no specific information but in addition to the passengers, there is crew/staff, I'm sure there is a tailor on board. Check the information packet in the cabin - there is normally a list with the charges to do various alternations.

     

    Or ask your stewardess/butler or the front desk.

     

    The HK tailors will not alter previous owned clothes - they are there to sell their product. Which for the most part is good quality, dependent on the company.

     

    Peggy

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