Skyscraper Tours

Majesty of the Seas docked at Key West.Dick Gothner with Skyscraper Tours is no stranger to the cruising industry. A cruise specialist for over 12 years, his knowledge of cruising comes firsthand since he has been on over 100 cruises. He has sailed on many on all the major cruise lines, many of the ships in operation today and has been to most of the itineraries and ports of call that the industry offers. Dick puts this passion for cruising into each and every customer that he books for. Whether it be a first time cruise or a cruise veteran, they get the same great service each and every time.

What makes Dick different than other specialists? It is the constant care that Dick puts into each and every booking. From the moment you begin shopping for the cruise, he goes to work looking for what you want combining the itineraries and amenities with the price you'd like to pay. Once the cruise is booked, he continues to monitor the cruise, looking for better rates or perks that will benefit you on your sailing. He also works with you to ensure that all documentation is ready and all questions are answered to help streamline the process. And the service continues once you arrive home from your journey as he checks in to make sure you enjoyed your trip and helps you resolve any issues you may have encountered during your cruise. Unlike many other services, Dick's customer service does not end with the sale, he keeps working for you until well after you return home.

I have chosen Dick for our first cruise and because of his commitment to customer service, I will use him on our future cruises and I encourage you to do the same. This is why I have begun a new feature, Cruise Deals from Skyscraper Tours. This feature will be on the site from time to time and will feature a few of the hot deals that Dick has found during he daily cruise research.

So if you are looking to book that next cruise, contact Dick Gothner of Skyscraper Tours. He can be reached at (941) 488-5088 or dgoth0157@yahoo.com

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