“It was fun, and it was romantic, that particular magic of being alone with the person you love in a place where everything — the time, the taste of the tap water, the bed in which you sleep — Read more
Surely we are all looking forward to venturing out around the world again. However, over the past year I’ve grown to appreciate the beauty & adventure to be found here at home. When people think of South Carolina, they Read more
Beginning March 25, eager travelers can choose from a variety of seven-night cruises, taking in such beautiful Caribbean destinations as Aruba, Barbados, Curacao, St. Lucia Read more
To try and answer this question, we had a panel of the big 8 river cruise brands each give their “elevator pitch” on why they are the best.
Have you ever wanted to know which is the BEST river Read more
In addition to cabin & layout innovations, here are some other “firsts” from innovative river cruise companies. I interviewed several river cruise lines and asked each what they consider to be their key innovations, inventions, or ideas that Read more
What is it about travel that appeals to you? Do you travel to see monuments or castles or wonders of the world? Or are you wanting to deepen your understanding of a country through their culture and language and Read more
On March 15th, 2021 this 2023 amazing River Cruise will open up for booking. It is expected to sell out on that day. However we have a way to hold your spot in Read more
Unless you have had your head buried in the sand for the past couple of years, you are probably aware that River Cruising has become increasingly popular. Most commonly thought of in Europe, on the Rhine, Danube, Seine, Douro Read more
Even as the vaccines are rolling out, cruise lines and tour operators are cancelling (suspending) more cruises and trips in 2021. This is due to many factors, and much like the stock market, the logistics are playing out further Read more
Cruises to Alaska and New England for all of 2021 could be affected by Canada’s recent order that no ships of more than 100 passengers can sail in their waters until February 2022. And due to the Jones Act, Read more
