You’ve gone on your first or your 100th cruise and loved it. Did you ever consider starting a cruise travel agency? You enjoy searching for perfect cruise for yourself and everyone around you. You like setting up and taking care of all arrangements. If this sounds exciting and fun, why not profit from it, and start your own cruise travel agency.

The travel industry currently shows $4 trillion annually spent in flights, cruises, cars, hotels and more. The amount is expected to continue growing as more people are living in two-income families and have access to more money. Why not take part of $4 trillion for yourself, and let your cruise travel home business pay for your next cruise.

If you have considered starting a home business, but are afraid to quit your full-time job, a cruise travel home business is just right for you. You can start business part time, and expand it slowly or quickly. No matter what reason, this is a pajama job that will grow quickly and show results almost immediately.

Starting a cruise travel home business does have start up costs. Depending on route you take to open your business will affect start up cost of your cruise travel home business, however, many have only minimal costs. These start up costs include national organization fees, software fees, and possibly affiliation fees, depending on how you want to work your cruise travel home business. You have many options available.

The first step is to start researching cruise travel home business industry. Check out all websites and books published by National Organizations affiliated with travel and cruise agents, such as National Association of Commissioned Travel Agents. These resources will give you information on affiliation with a parent travel agency as an independent contractor, and steps on how to pursue a cruise travel home business from ground up.

Either way you decide to go, it is best to create a brief general cruise travel home business plan. You can download a sample business plan from Small Business Administration website, or go to local office for a copy. This plan will help you understand what you will need to do to be successful and how to budget for profit. This plan is dynamic and ever changing and should be updated frequently.

Did you notice all other major changes in Internet Marketing scene in 2004? Or did they pass you by, and you missed out on opportunities to make money with new types of products. EBooks are still most popular type of information product being sold at this point. But lots of ground has been lost to other methods of delivering information.

Every week there are lots of tele-seminars provided. Most of them are at no cost. Those that charge are increasing in scope, and are real moneymakers for hosts. Web casts and video presentations are growing in popularity.

Most of above are recorded, and can often be viewed or downloaded after event is over. I have collected 1 GB of Audio and video files and am overwhelmed by it all. I just can't find enough time to listen to them all.

That of course, is one of advantages of written text in ebook form. One can scan through ebook, and select areas we want to absorb more fully. An audio recording must be listened to in its entirety, so it takes much more time.

In spite of this, popularity of this media is growing very fast. People feel more involved participating in a teleseminar, or even a recording of it, as compared to reading of an ebook. You must give your market what they want, or you lose out big time.