River Cruise

The American Harmony will set sail on its inaugural cruise Aug. 17.

American Harmony ready for its debutAmerican Cruise Lines' second modern riverboat arrived in New Orleans well ahead of its Aug. 17 inaugural cruise.

Jeri Clausing, Travel Weekly’s river cruise editor, saddles up for a solo Vienna adventure after oversleeping and missing her guided bike tour.

In Vienna, an unexpected solo adventureJeri Clausing writes: "One of my favorite parts of river cruising is heading out on foot or bicycle to explore the city of the...

Actress Helen Mirren named godmother of Scenic ship

Actress Helen Mirren named godmother of Scenic shipThe 200-passenger Scenic Eclipse is an expedition vessel and Scenic's first oceangoing ship.

Caution in resuming illumination sailings in Budapest

Caution in resuming illumination sailings in BudapestA ban on the popular nighttime illumination cruises past Budapest's brightly lit Parliament building has been lifted. But not...

AmaMora godmother Libbie Rice flanked by AmaWaterways co-founders Kristin Karst and Rudi Schreiner.

AmaMora christened in GermanyGodmother Libbie Rice, president of Ensemble Travel Group, named the ship with the traditional breaking of a champagne bottle...

Caution in resuming illumination sailings in Budapest

Caution in resuming illumination sailings in BudapestNot all river lines are rushing to resume the popular nighttime cruises past the brightly lit Parliament building, following a...

The River Countess is expected to resume service with its Venice to Milan itinerary on Sept. 8.

Uniworld ship out for repairs until September following Venice collisionThe company said it expects to resume River Countess' Venice-Milan itinerary Sept. 8.

Spacious suites make up more than half the cabins on the AmaMagna, which is twice the width of traditional river ships but carries just 20% more passengers than AmaWaterways’ narrower vessels.

More room to get lost aboard the sprawling AmaMagnaSenior editor Jeri Clausing shares her impressions of the largest river ship on Europe's waterways.

Travel television host Samantha Brown takes a second swing to officially christen the AmaMagna.

AmaMagna is christened in AustriaThe ship, the largest of its kind on European waterways, has been sailing the Danube since May.

The AmaMagna docked in Budapest.

AmaMagna delivers wide-open spaces to guestsAt twice the width of traditional river ships but holding only 20% more guests, the AmaMagna is in a class of its own.

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