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The Emerald Radiance on the Douro River. Emerald Cruises has increased the number of Radiance sailings on the waterway this fall.

East Coast to Europe, the fall teems with possibilitiesFrom leaf peeping to Champagne sipping, some choices for a fall sailing.

The Viking Aton, the river line's newest ship on the Nile River in Egypt.

Viking continues its Egypt strategy and expansion with the AtonHere in Egypt, where travel demand and product development have soared for suppliers in the past two years, Viking is doing...

The American Countess will sail five- and six-day itineraries on the Lower Mississippi beginning in February.

American Queen Voyages is launching shorter itinerariesThe American Countess will sail five- and six-day itineraries on the Lower Mississippi beginning in February.

The Church of Our Lady before Tyn in Prague's Old Town Square.

Land tours and river cruises are thriving in Eastern EuropeTo be sure, bookings have yet to surpass 2019 levels, before the pandemic and Russia's war in Ukraine. But a full recovery...

The Porto Mirante will sail a new itinerary, the eight-day Highlights of the Douro Valley and Salamanca River.

Riviera River Cruises will add a third Douro ship to meet demandThe Porto Mirante will join the Douro Elegance and Douro Splendor in Portugal next year.

A colorful bike doubling as a storefront sign creates a scenic moment captured in Austria's Wachau Valley.

Making Danube discoveries with Viva CruisesIt seems there's always something new to discover along the Danube. This was certainly the case on a sailing aboard Viva...

The Viva Enjoy will sail Danube cruises.

Viva Cruises will introduce the Enjoy in September 2024Bookings are open for the Enjoy, a sister ship to the Viva Two.

Andrea Kruse, COO and co-founder of Viva Cruises, addresses a group of North American journalists onboard the Viva Two.

European river lines court North AmericansThe strategy is a balancing act between offering a cruise experience that entices U.S. and Canadian travelers and one that...

The split-level layout of the Panorama Lounge is the Viva Two's most striking feature. To get to the bar, you walk down a short staircase. The staircase continues into the Riverside dining room.

First Call: Viva Two's inviting design is a conversation starterThe ship is already distinguishing itself in the market, but its forward-thinking design also stands to help the line attract...

Picking up on the pickleball craze

Picking up on the pickleball crazeThe "poc-poc" sound of pickleball can now be heard from Caribbean resorts to European river cruises and everywhere in between.

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