Suite-level accommodations on a cruise are something every fan of cruise travel should reward themselves with from time to time. Cruise lines know that and have been taking another look at their top end digs for passengers, adding and refining Read More …
When Royal Caribbean’s 227,000-ton Harmony of the Seas begins sailing in May, the next world’s largest cruise ship will be packed with features and attractions, much like her sisters Allure of the Seas and Oasis of the Seas. But Harmony is Read More …
Australia and New Zealand are becoming more popular cruise destinations all the time with many travelers planning a visit this year. In advance of that lifetime quality travel experience, they study up on both, getting prepared in a way similar Read More …
Not even in the water a year yet and new Viking Cruises is getting restless. Rightfully so, the ancient Vikings did not waste much time exploring the world. Looking across the pond, Viking Cruises announced new Caribbean and Eastern Read More …
Probably the single most important reason we are in the business of cruise travel, the reason I became a travel agent and then began writing about them is a very simple one: Cruise vacations have opened up a world of travel to many Read More …
Continuing our Experience France In Comfort series we take a look back at embarkation on a Viking Longship, how we did it in France and just how easy that was. Viking River Cruises doe a whole lot of things right, Read More …
Viking River Cruises has enjoyed great success on rivers around the world, offering a unique experience to culturally curious travelers with a keen focus on quality. The unique design of Viking Longships, supported by highly efficient and personable shoreside Read More …
The Douro River is host to Viking River Cruises Portugal’s Rivers of Gold itinerary that sails round-trip from Porto past vineyards, olive groves and almond trees. Culturally curious travelers on the 8-day itinerary enjoy the journey in the comfort of Read More …
In what could be called a rite of passage of sorts, cruise lines commonly take features introduced on shiny new ships and add them to older vessels, providing a bit of new life. We saw that as Royal Caribbean International Read More …