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Category: Planning
Examining the process of cruise travel from research to booking, packing, travel gear, travel apps and more
Beyond Cruising: Costa Rica Resort Quiet Life
According to the newly-released Pinterest Summer 2024 Travel Report, the universal search for a quieter, more serene lifestyle is rising, with searches for “quiet life” soaring by 530%. According to the report, “this longing for simplicity has extended to travel—since Read More …
Dutch Day Celebrates Holland America Heritage
Holland America Line is introducing a new “Dutch Day” experience featuring special menus, treats, and activities to celebrate its Dutch heritage. The Centerpiece: Dutch Dinner and Treats Orange Party Dutch Day reflects Holland America Line’s commitment to offering immersive cultural Read More …
Airline Refund Rules Get a Makeover, Travelers Win
The U.S. Department of Transportation has issued new rules requiring airlines to automatically provide cash refunds to passengers in certain situations. Previously, airlines set their own refund policies, making it confusing for passengers. Now, airlines are required to give cash Read More …
Hannah Waddington names Sun Princess
The christening ceremony for the Sun Princess wasn’t just about the ship itself. It was also a celebration of the people who made it possible. Industry Leaders on Board: Princess Cruises President John Padgett recognized several industry leaders who contributed Read More …
Our Next Cruise: Viking British Isles Explorer
In July, we’ll be back with Viking Cruises and on a favorite ship, Viking Sky. We sail for 15 days from London to Bergen, Norway on an itinerary titled British Isles Explorer. This one is a dream come true for Read More …
Studies Show Port Everglades A Favorite With Cruise Travelers
Fort Lauderdale’s Port Everglades consistently rank as one of the three busiest cruise ports in the world, with millions sailing from the south Florida port every year. Commonly recommended here and on other cruise information websites: coming into town a day Read More …
Beyond Cruising: National Park Travel = $50 Billion Economic Impact
A new economic impact analysis of visitor spending around America’s 424 National Park Service (NPS) destinations shows the myriad parks, monuments, battlefields and historic sites contributed $50.3 billion to the nation’s economy in 2022. In Montana, visitors to the National Read More …