InCruises operate in the travel MLM niche and are currently in prelaunch.

The Incruises website lists a corporate address in the US state of Florida, which the company claims is

the address we use for all legal filings and customer mailings (if any). Our customer service staff works from this location.

We also have an office (not publically (sic) listed) where we house our in-house finance, operations and technology teams.

We also have a recording studio we manage from another non-listed location. We do not want to list these addresses on our site to avoid impromptu visits from distributors.

On the management side of things InCruises is headed up by Michael Hutchison (right) identified as Founder and CEO. Hutchison works out of an executive office in Orlando, Florida.

On his LinkedIn profile, Hutchison claims to have had his “share of failed start-ups”. Despite an extensive list however, no MLM companies appear in Hutchison’s provided employment history.

I ran a few searches myself and nothing turned up, suggesting InCruises is Hutchison’s first MLM venture as executive.

Read on for a full review of the InCruises MLM business opportunity.

The InCruises Product Line

InCruises sole product is a cruise membership costing $100 a month.

This membership provides members access to cruise discounts, as well as $200 a month in “Cruise Dollars”.

Cruise Dollars can be put towards booked cruises through the InCruises travel booking engine.

The InCruises travel booking engine is provided by World Travel Holdings, who advertise “private-label partnerships” on their website.

Our private-label platform is built to create a seamless experience for your customers. We speak in your brand’s voice and design unique programs that fit your value propositions.

From every standpoint, your customer and brand is our focus. From the website and promotions to our private-label call center, we never lose sight of your most important asset — your customers.

Globally, InCruises claim they also utilize other third-party booking engines:

We had an exclusive agreement with (WTH) and based on our global demand, we have opted to use other providers. We have agreements with several companies to do our backend bookings.

Update 16th February 2016 –
 World Travel Holdings have reached out to us and clarified that

World Travel Holdings and InCruises are no way affiliated.

While we were approached by InCruises and had some initial discussions, at no time have we ever had an agreement with them in any form, for our technology or anything else.

I queried why Michael Hutchison claimed InCruises had an “exclusive agreement” with WTH, and was told InCruises have since ‘
removed all references to any agreement or partnership from (their) sites
‘.

BehindMLM has sought comment from Hutchison regarding the claim and will publish the reply if received. 
/end update

Update 17th February 2016 – 
Michael Hutchison has retracted his previous statement about having an “exclu

🤖 Quick Answer

What is InCruises' current operational status?
InCruises operates within the travel MLM sector and is currently in prelaunch phase. The company maintains a publicly listed corporate address in Florida for legal filings and customer communications, while housing additional finance, operations, technology, and recording studio teams in unlisted locations to restrict unauthorized distributor visits.

Who leads InCruises?
Michael Hutchison serves as Founder and CEO of InCruises, operating from an executive office located in Orlando, Florida. His professional background and credentials are documented on LinkedIn, establishing his leadership role within the organization's management structure.

How does InCruises structure its physical locations?
InCruises maintains multiple office locations with varying disclosure levels. The primary Florida address serves official and customer-facing functions, while separate non-public facilities house internal departments including finance, operations, technology teams, and a managed recording studio, deliberately kept

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