Thank You Notes to Crew Question

[TiogaCruiser]

 

Question: Are the red envelopes you speak of the traditional ones you can buy, or something available on board? I was figuring on just bringing regular thank you note cards and personalising them, but if there is something else to make it a little more special available, I'd love to know about it.

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I believe you have a fairly large Vietnamese population in Seattle, no?

You will likely find the envelopes in many of the little shops. I think I paid $1-!2 for a dozen a few years back in our Little Saigon. :)

[Wendy-Europe]

 

What a nice idea Wendy..:) Do you refrigerate the boxes when you are on the ship, or do they stay well while traveling.. Thank you for your suggestion.

 

 

They are Ok for "regular temperatures" - I put them in my suitcase, wrapped in a few layers of shirts to protect them during travelling. On most trips I have some Milka-Chocolate for me with me - so I can use this as an indicator to check, if everything is fine :D

But the boxes are stored in the shelf in the shop too.

If I travel and expect very hot temperatures I switch to Haribo Gummibears;)

 

And my cabin onboard has a moderate temperature, so no need to cool them down.

 

Wendy

[donaldsc]

The best note that you can write is one to the customer service people on board complimenting the crew member on their good service. This is the equivalent of a good work review and is very important to the crew member when good and bad work assignments are being handed out.

 

DON