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Windstar’s Brilliant Commitment To Doing It Right, Really Right
We sail on ships of all shapes and sizes these days. What was once a matter of aligning with one cruise line for life has evolved to embrace a line for each season of that life. Regardless of the line, Read More …
The Unexpected Windstar Cruises Family Day
People who work on water lead a life quite unlike their land-based counterparts. Hotels that float are like that. It’s a different life but one they signed on for. Still, leaving family behind can’t be easy. We get that. But Read More …
Windstar & Porthole Plan Caribbean Celebration
This just in from Porthole Cruise Magazine, information about a very special Windstar Caribbean Celebration cruise coming up to cap off the year. Windstar President John Delaney and Porthole Founder and Publisher Bill Panoff host guests onboard the Wind Surf’s February 23, 2019 sailing. Unique Read More …
Here We Go: Follow Along On Our Windstar Cruise Through The Philippines
Holidays past us, next up is an enchanting 14-night sailing with Windstar Cruises. The itinerary is titled The Best Of The Philippines & Borneo, with 212-passenger Star Legend sailing from Singapore to Hong Kong. Along the way, an intense exploration of Read More …
Energized And Enabled Windstar Spotlights Locavore Fare Multiple Ways
Windstar Cruises culinary mission continues to evolve in its own unique way: Fact: Windstar yachts, tiny compared to mega-sized ships, are some of the most intimate of luxury travel options. Nice to know but old news and a fact that, in Read More …
Windstar Adds Further Depth To Signature Expedition Book
Windstar Cruises new Signature Expeditions program debuts in Alaska in May. Designed to deliver destination authenticity, Signature Expeditions will be featured on all sailings from 11- to 14-days, with rich and immersive itineraries, sailing between Seward (Anchorage), AK and Vancouver, BC. More on Read More …
Technology At Sea Demands Detailed Travel Apps
Technology at sea has brought us everything from movies under the stars to robot bartenders, medallion mechanics that open doors both real and imagined and more. One elusive element that has lagged behind: an app that can read itineraries. That’s Read More …