A POSITIVE VIEW OF GLOBAL TRAVEL NEWS
Today we have great news for travelers tired of staying home from Viking Cruises. Now available to book, Viking Mississippi River cruises, sailing in 2022. By then we could have a vaccine, making booking now a wise choice. Here are Read More …
Reconsidering previous advice with an eye on updating that guidance, one element is quite clear: things have changed. Much of what was relevant information just a few years ago is no longer applicable. That caused a fresh look at the Read More …
There is no denying that the world is changing right before our eyes. As the Coronavirus death count continues to add up, we look for signs of hope. Frankly, we need to hear that this is going to be over Read More …
FIRST PUBLISHED 04-19-2020 The Twitter version: Staying inside helps the world. Making inside safe helps you. Good news: we can do both successfully. As I write this 97% of the United States is on lockdown. Keep it that way and Read More …
Viking Mississippi is the new river ship that will sail on North America’s Mississippi river. Here, we have the itineraries. Read More …
Viking Mississippi river cruises begin in August 2022, sailing the Mississippi between New Orleans and St Paul. Their first ship is aptly named Viking Mississippi and will carry 386 passengers in 193 staterooms that come in a variety of sizes Read More …
Starting today, we’re posting the latest from each cruise line as they release new information. SEABOURN TO PAUSE GLOBAL CRUISE OPERATIONS FOR AN ADDITIONAL 30 DAYS SEATTLE, March 30, 2020 – Seabourn, the world’s finest ultra-luxury travel experience, announced today that it Read More …
Something rather interesting is going on as the worldwide Coronavirus pandemic marks one of the most universal reference points in recent history. In the past, we referred to travel before and, more significantly, after 9/11 as a reference point of Read More …
We went back to Mexico when stories of ill fate befalling tourists kept them away, proving it a safe place. We were on the first ship back to Haiti after devastating earthquakes rocked the island. We sailed on the Danube Read More …