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Plane Sailing ... Cabin Crew Do Cruises

James Hardy and Catherine O'Connor

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Explore cruising's insider secrets, exotic destinations and tricks of the trade aboard luxury 6-star ships, expedition vessels, river cruising longboats, and more affordable budget options. Join James Hardy and Catherine O’Connor, fellow hosties, and BFFs who have flown together for years and years. Each week they are joined by cabin crew calling in from around the world, to take an unbiased and often hilarious look into everything cruising. This unlikely duo, Sir Cruise-A-Lot (James) and La ...
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