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Cruise Line Expands Facial Biometric Technology
Carnival Cruise Line is using facial biometric technology to expedite the debarkation process for its guests. Nine of Carnival’s 14 U.S. homeports are using this technology, and the debarkation process has been expedited by an average of 30 percent. The Read More …
Study: Art Industry Leads in AI Use
A new study has revealed that Utah is the most likely state to use Artificial Intelligence (AI) in the US. The research carried out by an AI-driven website builder YACSS examined Google Keywords data of search terms frequently used by Read More …
Book A Cruise: 6 Steps According To A Robot
First time cruise travelers have a lot of questions. ChatGPT is here and ready to do a lot of work for us all. Just for fun, I asked “How do I book a cruise?” to which it replied: Choose a Read More …
Visit Accessible Germany
Saxony is a popular travel destination in Germany. It is known for its cultural attractions, historic towns and cities, and natural beauty. Saxony is also one of the leading German federal states in terms of its commitment to accessible travel. Read More …
Viking Christmas Markets Cruise A Unique Travel Experience
Toward the end of European river cruise season, cities and towns along the Rhine and Danube take on a colorful holiday spirit. Winter is just around the corner and even the revolutionary longships of Viking River Cruises will pause operations Read More …
Ten More Hits Of Our Viking Christmas Cruise
At the end of every cruise, when we have left the ship and are on the way back home I always ask whoever I am sailing what their favorite part of the experience was. Looking back on our Viking River Read More …
The Value Of Repeating Your Viking River Cruise
I had sailed with Viking River Cruises on their Grand European Tour before. First was the summer of 2013, after higher than normal river levels had caused modifications of all river cruise itineraries, regardless of the cruise line. That 15-day Read More …