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Carefully Curated Onboard Experiences Bring New Azamara Entertainment
Azamara Club Cruises has new onboard entertainment that would appear to be something quite unique for their growing fleet. Partnering with Feinstein’s/54 Below, Magic City Opera and City Theatre supports Azamara’s commitment to enabling carefully-curated onboard experiences. Through the partnership Read More …
Cuba, The Azamara Immersion Version
Not surprisingly, Azamara Club Cruises is the usual step ahead of most cruise lines thanks to the Azamara Immersion Version of commonly-visited destinations. This time it’s a short Cuba cruise with a different twist. While many other cruise lines add Read More …
Azamara Orient Express Partnership Extends Voyage Amazement
Not afraid to embrace other forms of travel for fear of turning cruise travelers to the dark side, Azamara Club Cruises recently launched a fresh evolution of their land and sea programming. New this time from the destination immersion cruise Read More …
Azamara Pursuit Features More Capacity, Azamazing Places To See
Adding another ship to the existing fleet will enable Azamara Club Cruises to engage that many more travelers at amazing destinations around the world. Stop right there and it’s a good day at the cruise line as Azamara Journey and Read More …
Azamara Focus Evolves
When thoughts of ‘destination immersion’ come up, cruise fans often think of Azamara Club Cruises. Rightfully so: they invented it. At inception, as other existing cruise lines focused attention inward, with the ship itself the destination, Azamara sailed in a different direction. I saw Read More …
Our Azamara Cruise: One From Each Place
If you have been following along on our Azamara Club Cruises sailing you already know that we spent 12-nights on Azamara Quest sailing a Summer Russia and The Baltics itinerary. Y0u also know that we posted photos from each and Read More …
Paying Attention, Azamara Engages Destinations, Guests
Sailing with Azamara Club Cruises, we visit interesting places around the world in the comfort of nicely sized ships big enough to offer a full hotel operation but small enough for direct access to ports not possible on larger vessels. Read More …