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The Late Delivery Effect: When Cruise Ships Are Not Built On Time
Scenic Cruises recently made an announcement we don’t hear very often: the new ship they are building will not be ready on time. More commonly reported on this topic: lots of ships across nearly all cruise brands are coming our way Read More …
Luxury Expedition Cruises Bring Deep Touring
Abercrombie & Kent has been defining luxury adventure travel since 1962. Over the decades, A&K travel services have been extended to over 100 countries around the world on all seven continents by land and air. This top travel company also Read More …
Pre Cruise Hotels: Hampton Inn Good For South Florida Sailings
Sailing from Florida, those who fly in often do so a day ahead of sailing, if for no other reason than to get that “travel day” behind them, wake refreshed and ready for the first day of their cruise, what Read More …
Seabourn: A Day In The South China Sea
Continuing our Seabourn 14-night Taste of Asia Food and Wine Cruise, we spent a day sailing the South China Sea. Like a day at sea in about any other part of the world, there was time for enjoying onboard features Read More …
Sailing The South China Sea [VIDEO]
The South China Sea is actually part of the Pacific Ocean that sees a third of the world’s shipping traffic. Where we sailed, nothing but open sea as shown in this relaxing video taken from the balcony of my stateroom Read More …
Pre-Cruise Hotels: A Budget-Friendly South Florida Favorite
Coming into the embarkation port city a day early is always a good idea. Cruise travelers flying from the Northern United States or Canada to South Florida any time between now and next summer often face weather-related flight delays. That Read More …