Partnership program
Cruise Lines & Ferries
You operate cruise ships carrying 3,000+ guests a sailing, or ferry routes with a weather reputation you'd rather not have.
62% of cruise passengers experience some degree of seasickness. It is the single most common reason first-time cruisers don't come back — and the most fixable.
The first-timer who never books a second cruise
The average cruise ship carries 3,000+ passengers, and industry surveys suggest 62% will experience some degree of seasickness. For most it's a rough evening; for the first-timer it defines the holiday. Your crew already fields it daily — green apples at the gangway, pointing guests to the medical deck. A drug-free option guests can use in their cabin, with their own headphones, fills the gap between folklore and the ship's doctor.
How a partnership can look
Cabin & onboarding QR
A card in the cabin welcome pack and a line in the day-one programme. Guests install on port Wi-Fi before the first open-sea stretch.
Pre-departure email content
Co-branded 'first cruise, settled stomach' guidance in your countdown emails — cabin choice, first-night tips, and what to do if it starts. We already publish ship-by-ship and sea-by-sea guides this can draw on.
Bulk codes for guest services
Premium access your guest-services desk can hand out when someone's struggling — cheaper than a service recovery credit and directly useful that same evening.
Rough-crossing ferry programs
For ferry operators: QR placement at the terminal and onboard for the crossings your passengers already brace for. We publish honest sea-condition guides for the major straits — a co-branded version is a natural fit.
What we bring
- The largest evidence-first seasickness library online: ship-by-ship guides, sea-by-sea conditions, cabin-position guidance, and a land-sickness section for after the trip.
- Content in 10 languages for international guest mixes.
- The app needs no connectivity once installed — it works mid-ocean on any headphones, with nothing for your crew to support.
How a pilot works
- 1
Pick one ship or one rough-reputation ferry route.
- 2
We supply cabin-card creative, codes and a tracked landing page; you place them.
- 3
Compare guest-services seasickness contacts and code redemption after one season leg.
Talk to us
One email starts it. Tell us who you are, roughly how many travelers you touch, and which model above caught your eye — we reply to every serious inquiry.
Email hello@dizzout.comPrefer a form? Use the contact page.
Common questions
Guests have no signal at sea — does the app still work?+
Yes. Once installed, sessions run fully offline. The install moment is the design constraint, which is why the pilot puts the QR in pre-departure email and the cabin, not mid-ocean.
Does this replace the ship's medical options?+
No, and co-branded copy never suggests it does. It's a drug-free comfort option guests can try on their own; anything medical stays with your medical team.
Can our brand appear on the content?+
Yes — co-branded guides and landing pages are a standard part of the program, built on the library we already publish.
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Dizzout is a drug-free comfort option, not a medical treatment, and partnership copy is held to the same standard as everything we publish — no cure or prevention claims, ever (see how we review). Editorial coverage on this site is never part of a commercial agreement. Statistics referenced here are the same published figures used across dizzout.com. Company and product names are trademarks of their respective owners.