I think most cruise ships are registered in Nassau, Bahamas. I don't think I've seen many registered from Europe. You definitely won't see a Celebrity cruise ship registered in Canada.Yes but if you're in international waters and the ship is registered in Canada you can get charged under C-36, better travel with a ship registered in Holland , Germany or Australia
If the question was directed to me, I was a very well behaved boy.Did/could you touch her over her clothes? I remember
watching an episode of Sex and the City wherein Kim
Cattrall groped the private part of the male masseuse
over his pant. I guess discreet touching, if unacceptable,
will be tolerated nonetheless.
RMTs do not want to be called masseuseIf the question was directed to me, I was a very well behaved boy.
BTW, by definition, there is no such thing as a male masseuse.
A man who gives massages is called a masseur.
I agree. This is the real answer to this question. There is no upside to trying for "milage" with the massage professionals on a cruise. In my mind, its not too far off from asking the nurse in your hospital room for a HJ. It will not end well...If you try on a major cruise line like Norwegian or princess, you will be very lucky if all you get is a curt no, unless you get very lucky. If they get offended, you are looking at trouble if she complains, up to and including kicking you off the boat and/or pressing charges. Stick to verbal questions, don't touch her. IF she's game, it's already expensive due to the cruise spa massage rates, but it will get a lot more expensive to make it worth her while, she'd get fired in a heartbeat for doing that on most cruise lines.