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American Queen Details Special Holiday Offer
American Queen Voyages (not yet tested) is offering a Holiday Sailabration sale for select 2023 voyages. It looks like a good deal too: Guests can save up to $3,000, get a $600 air credit, and a $200 onboard credit per Read More …
Hillary Blasts West Coast
Hurricane Hilary is expected to make landfall on Mexico’s Baja California peninsula early Sunday as a weakened, but still dangerous, Category 1 hurricane. The storm is expected to bring “catastrophic and life-threatening” flooding to the region, as well as flash Read More …
Restoring Degraded Forests: Possible and Effective
A new study has found that restoring degraded forests could significantly boost the effectiveness of meeting climate and biodiversity goals. Degraded forests include selectively logged areas and others damaged by human activities, but which still retain important natural features. Restoring Read More …
Viking Names Newest Nile River Ship
Viking® has named its newest river ship, Viking Aton, with a special celebration in Aswan, Egypt. The ship is an identical sister ship of the Viking Osiris and is specifically built to navigate the Nile. It will sail Viking’s popular Read More …
Ten Interesting Facts About Seabourn Pursuit
Seabourn Pursuit is the second of two new expedition vessels from Seabourn launched in the past two years. The ship is designed to provide guests who are looking for out-of-the-ordinary experiences combined with life-expanding moments in exquisite, ultra-luxury comfort. Here are ten Read More …
Princess Plans Magic Castle Cruise
Princess Cruises and the Magic Castle are partnering to create a new cruise experience that will bring the magic of the Magic Castle to the high seas. The Magic Castle™ Conjurer’s Cruise will sail roundtrip from Los Angeles, with day-long Read More …
What Is Skiplagging?
Skiplagging is a practice where travelers buy a ticket for a connecting flight, with a layover in the city that’s the real destination for the traveler. They then disembark after the first leg and simply fail to board the second. Read More …