Often one of the best parts of travel can be meeting former strangers along the way. When we hear of others traveling to a part of the world we have been in, having ‘our person’ on the ground there is Read More …
Ice skating at sea? Who would have thought it possible years ago, when cruise vacations for all were taking off as a mainstream travel option? When Royal Caribbean‘s Voyager of the Seas debuted in 1999, it was a ship of Read More …
Boston‘s Black Falcon Cruise Terminal saw the first of more than 20 round-trip sailings to Bermuda this week, with Norwegian Dawn beginning a season that extends through October. Holland America’s Maasdam and Royal Caribbean’s Brilliance of the Seas complete a Read More …
Princess Cruises new Regal Princess is set to debut May 20, offering a variety of features made popular last year by sister-ship Royal Princess. A beautiful, expanded atrium (pictured), the over-water SeaWalk, plush private poolside cabanas, the Princess Live! television Read More …
Just in time for Mother’s Day, the Royal Caribbean May Sale fits right in with a renewed focus here on value; getting the most out of your travel funds. Helping travelers get the most out of every dollar they spend, Read More …
No matter where we look online today we find photos. Great big lovely photos of everything from what your friend had for lunch to where your other friend is sailing right now and places other friends have been. Big, rich Read More …
When the AARP comes to town for a bi-annual expo, members line up to learn about and take advantage of a variety of information and discounts available exclusively to the 38-million member organization. Last year in Atlanta and now in Read More …
When the American Association of Retired Persons (AARP) comes to town for a national event, look for a lot of action in the area. Their Life@50+ National Event & Expo in Boston will be no exception. On hand to engage Read More …
Carnival Liberty is now sailing from Port Canaveral, becoming the third Carnival Cruise Lines cruise ship sailing year-round from Florida’s Space Coast. That move should add up to over 600,000 annual cruise passengers sailing on a Carnival ship from Port Canaveral, Read More …