Sailing Viking River Cruises Grand European Tour this summer, I came for specific reasons. Starting in Budapest and ending in Amsterdam, passing through 67 locks and under hundreds of bridges, it could be said that I was repeating the exact Read More …
Associating Holland America Line with the past is natural; the line’s origin dates back to 1873. Identifying the line with Alaska makes sense; no other cruise line sails there as much. Commonly paired with mature cruise travelers, a collectively intelligent wind of change has opened the Holland Read More …
As we travel with Viking River Cruises, we’re reporting back a number of ways including live reports on Cruise Radio’s new River Cruise Radio. In this episode, we talk about getting to Budapest to begin our 15-day Grand European Tour Read More …
It’s been four years since I last sailed Viking River Cruises classic Grand European Tour, arguably one of the most popular in their diverse book of itineraries. Since that time, the 15-day travel experience has been a solid recommendation for both Read More …
One of the current promotions being run by travel companies is reduced price or free airfare to Europe from North America. The idea addresses several objections of first-time river cruise buyers in a very effective way. Still, while travelers like Read More …
Traveling with Viking River Cruises, we’re on a 15-day Grand European Tour from Budapest to Amsterdam and hope you’ll follow along live as we share the experience a number of ways. It’s a multi-dimensional travel adventure as we experience centuries Read More …
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 …
When it comes to travel planning, there are almost as many ways to go as there are travelers. On one end of the scale: intense organizers who examine every detail, contingency, and variable, leaving nothing to chance. On the other end: those who Read More …
The northeastern Italian city of Venice is actually a group of 117 small islands, separated by canals and linked together by bridges. The Venetian Lagoon, so often associated with Venice, stretches between the Po and Paive Rivers. Along the shoreline Read More …