FIRE CRUISE

Choosing how to spend a vacation has been leading more than twenty million people annually to decide that taking a cruise is the best travel value available. While making a decision on how to choose a cruise usually hinges on such elements as destination, cost, amenities and attractions on a cruise ship, there are far more important factors, chiefly those involving safety.
Danger lurks on ships at sea in ways that most travelers wouldn't imagine, though piracy off the coast of Africa has been a real danger, for most who take a cruise, the actual pirates in the Caribbean are generally those who run jewelry stores and sell watered-down tropical drinks.
The real dangers may be criminals who landed jobs on your cruise ship, drug couriers in the cabin next to you, and armed robbers waiting for your excursion on a sparkling tropical island.
Not all dangers originate with criminals, some lay in wait as a result of management decisions on the part of the cruise lines.
Sloppy maintenance or dangerous ship design on your luxury cruise liner may lead to tragic fires and, in some cases, injury and death.