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Port Everglades Welcomes Azamara
Azamara Cruises officially began their winter homeport at Port Everglades with the arrival of Azamara Onward. This partnership brings luxury small-ship cruises to South Florida, offering sailings to destinations around the globe. Port Everglades CEO Jonathan Daniels expressed enthusiasm for Read More …
Guernsey To See 95 Cruise Ships This Year
Guernsey is expecting 147,260 cruise passengers and 95 cruise ships this year, including 12 new vessels. The cruise season started on April 15th and will end on October 22nd. Some of the shore excursion highlights include visiting the German Underground Read More …
Sunrises And Sunsets At Sea: Photo Tips And Examples
Taking a look back during the Coronavirus lockdown, a repost of some photo-heavy articles we wrote in the past featuring images from around the world. One of my favorite parts of travel by cruise ship is when the sun comes up Read More …
Celebrity Moveable Feast: NOW You Want To Know
So all of the sudden, questions are coming in at a record pace about Celebrity Cruises. Why? Sister-brand Royal Caribbean International recently announced that cruise travelers who are members of their Crown & Anchor Society past-guests will automatically recerive benefits Read More …
Always Appreciated: Travel Gift Cards
We often think of gift cards in terms of dollars and what they can buy. A $20 gift card for a clothing store gets $20 worth of clothes. Totally choosing to romanticize the business of travel, gift cards of any Read More …
Cuba, The Azamara Immersion Version
Not surprisingly, Azamara Club Cruises is the usual step ahead of most cruise lines thanks to the Azamara Immersion Version of commonly-visited destinations. This time it’s a short Cuba cruise with a different twist. While many other cruise lines add Read More …
Enjoy Cruise Destinations Longer: Now You Can
Cruise travelers enjoy a visiting a number of interesting places on any given itinerary. Cruising represents an outstanding value when compared to visiting the same places anyway we do it, minus the ship, backpacking a possible exception. It’s why travelers Read More …