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Tag: river cruises
Solid Viking Value, Quality Continue Evolution, Smartly
Another question asked as we sail comes from Polly & Tim from Denver who will be sailing with Viking Cruises later this year. Should I pre-tip on my Viking cruise like I do on any other cruise? If so, how 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 …
Africa River Cruise On Sale
To many cruise travelers, ‘river cruising’ first means an up-close view of history on a European river cruise. Secondary thoughts turn to North America, Asia and Africa. CroisiEurope recently launched its first-ever Africa river cruise schedule with land-and-cruise packages through South Africa, Read More …
Wave Season, Round Two: The Pale Blue Of It
One solid month into the 2018 cruise buying ‘wave season’, that time of the year when many travelers choose and buy a cruise, and we’re off to a solid start. Still, following historic pricing trends, it’s time for Wave Season, Read More …
River Cruising FAQ Answered: Getting Home, Mobility And Tours
Booking nearly two years in advance, Don and Sharon* are going on a European river cruise in the Fall of 2018. Just past the one year out mark, they have questions not all that uncommon to anyone planning their first Read More …
Happening Now: My Viking Story
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 …
Deep Travel Planning Enables Personal Narrative
Investing time in planning nearly always brings a better travel experience. Still, how individual travelers go about that planning varies, largely depending on personal preferences and priorities. Some travelers like the planning process nearly as much as travel itself. They dive Read More …