A POSITIVE VIEW OF GLOBAL TRAVEL NEWS
So summer is over and fall is on the way. Take a breath then think about December. One travel option sure to get you into the holiday spirit: a Christmas Markets River Cruise. We begin with ten reasons to book Read More …
Once an occasional feature here, I’m back with a new version of Cruise News Rodeo Roundup, useful information from around the world of travel by ship. Let’s dig right in Carnival Cruise Line Gratuity Increase December 1 Now $12.95 per Read More …
Celebrity Cruises new Celebrity Edge has a number of unique features found on no other ship. Stars of the show are solid wins for Celebrity Cruises. Together, they provide a glimpse into the future of the premium cruise line. Infinite Read More …
Looking at the places around the world where we embark on travel by ship, we have the World’s Busiest Cruise Ports. This storymap was created by Damien Kenny, Director of The Water Filter Men, online stockists of high-quality water filters Read More …
The people associated with Viking Cruises get a lot of things right. The bullet point list of features included in the price of is impressive, intuitive and represents good value. On the rivers and oceans of the world, the well-traveled have Read More …
Well, it’s been half a century since the notion of a universal translator was introduced on Star Trek, the television series of the 1960’s. What’s that? Not sure what a universal translator is? Watch this first and find out please: Read More …
Along the way on a 7-day Panama Canal & Costa Rica sailing with Windstar Cruises, we learned a great many things. The first time sailing with the luxury line, first time through the Panama Canal and first time on a Read More …
A number of passengers on any given sailing from the United States drive to the port of embarkation. Conveniently-located cruise homeports around the country can eliminate the need to find and book flights, making a positive impact on the travel Read More …
For many cruise travelers sailing from North America, driving or taking a short flight to the port of embarkation is a solid option. But what if we make that cruise begin in Alaska, Europe, Australia or any other popular place Read More …