Brittany Chrusciel- Brittany Chrusciel true 712920 263575 Brittany Chrusciel has covered the cruise industry for many years, formerly as Cruise Critic's Destinations Editor, and has been quoted in publications such as Skift, USA Today and the LA Times. She is a proud alumnus of Se: Travel Weekly

Brittany Chrusciel

Brittany Chrusciel has covered the cruise industry for many years, formerly as Cruise Critic's Destinations Editor, and has been quoted in publications such as Skift, USA Today and the LA Times. She is a proud alumnus of Semester at Sea, where she circumnavigated the globe while studying writing, Spanish and political science. Her favorite river cruise experiences so far have been visiting the Christmas markets with her German grandmother and Portugal's Douro River.

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The vitamin-bowl display in the dining room onboard the AmaLucia. Meals onboard are now served a la carte.

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Viking Cruises returned to France's rivers at the end of June with four new, purpose-built Longships.

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The Andorinha river cruise ship was scheduled to be officially named Saturday by two godmothers: Tauck's chief culture officer Sharyn Cannon and president Jennifer Tombaugh.

Tauck launches Andorinha, its first river cruise ship in PortugalJennifer Tombaugh, president of Tauck, and Sharyn Cannon, Tauck's chief culture officer, were to serve as the ship's...

Basel, Switzerland, was just one of the cities flooded by the Rhine River as a result of record rainfall this month.

Historic floods in Europe have little impact on river cruise linesOnly one of the lines operating on the Continent reported a cancellation due to the record rainfall.