A POSITIVE VIEW OF GLOBAL TRAVEL NEWS
As addictions go, it could be worse. You could be dependent on something that might not end well. A drug-induced escape from reality comes to mind. Odds are, lifetime quality memories will not be produced in altered reality. Still, have a Read More …
Princess Cruises is the #1 North American Cruise Line in Japan and mighty proud of it. Sailing from Tokyo or Kobeon with Princess, cruise travelers can immerse themselves in the history, culture, and cuisine of Japan on itineraries that visit legendary Read More …
Enjoying a unique sailing adventure on the tall masted ships of Star Clippers takes a bit of work. Small ships with sails bob up and down in the ocean like you feared that first big ship might, with gusto. Without Read More …
Until now, sharing travel has been limited by time. On Facebook, Instagram, Snapchat and more we share where we’ve been in the past or, at best, where we are right now. A new app proposes to change all that. Allowing us Read More …
Truly a floating hotel operation as good or better than top land-based counterparts, cruise ships take a tremendous amount of work to keep clean and maintained. Still, from time to time ships are pulled out of the water for dry dock Read More …
Starting with a one-time European season, Harmony of the Seas is on track to debut this May. An anticipated focus on family fun will include a number of features unique to the next largest cruise ship in the world, outweighing ‘little’ Read More …
Christening a new cruise ship is part of a sequence of events that gets recorded in history books for all the world to see forever. We compare ships in age, gross tonnage, number of passengers they hold and more. These and Read More …
Election Day is just three months away and a new candidate has thrown his hat in the ring. Not really aligned with any major political party, the Cat In The Hat is running for President Of The United States. Regardless Read More …
R.M.S. Queen Mary defined transatlantic travel, transporting movie stars, politicians, and royalty luxuriously across the North Atlantic for over three decades. After nearly 4 million miles sailed in 31 years at sea, the iconic ocean liner retired to Long Beach, where she’s drawn Read More …