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My Favorite Carnival Horizon Moments
This is easy. Looking back at images captured during a 7-night sailing of Carnival Horizon in the Mediterranean, these jumped off the screen as defining venues, unique features, Fun crew members and guests; my favorite Carnival Horizon moments. [soliloquy id=”76689″] Read More …
Planning Your Alaska Cruise: Which Cruise Line?
The process of identifying an Alaska cruise that is a good fit for any traveler begins by deciding how to do it in the first place. Until this year, popular options have included a round-trip sailing from Seattle or Vancouver Read More …
Unique Cruise Option: Viking River & Ocean Voyages, Combined
Big news yesterday from Viking Cruises: River & Ocean combination sailings…and instantly I have the attention of cruise travelers who have done either or both separately. The new Viking Ocean & River Voyages pair a Viking River Cruise with a Viking Read More …
Carnival Legend Tampa Deployment
Carnival Legend gets around. We fell in love with the Spirit-class ship long ago, embracing the decorative urn decor with glee. It seemed toned down at the time. And the next time. And the next. Carnival Legend is one of Read More …
Beloved Regent Seven Seas Mariner Makeover Complete
Unique Regent Seven Seas Cruises is known as the world’s most inclusive cruise travel experience with a four-ship fleet that visits more than 450 destinations around the world. Like other cruise lines, the ships of Regent Seven Seas need periodic Read More …
New Carnival Paradise Back And Better Than Ever…I Am A Little Bit Sorry To Say
Carnival Paradise is back in service today, sailing from Port Tampa Bay. An extensive dry dock added a variety of spaces and innovations, including a water park, new staterooms, balconies added to existing accommodations, and a bunch of exciting food Read More …
2018 Wave Season Results: Travel Pro Survey Reveals New Cruise Booking Trends
Wave season is winding down and just about behind us. It’s about the end of that time of the year when cruise lines book up to 50% of the year’s volume. Looking back, we have observations, results and thoughts from Read More …