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Consumers over 50 years old represent 36% of the U.S. population and over $12 trillion in spending power. But they're not brand...
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The resort offers an array of wellness options, including sunset rituals, a spa with an altar dedicated to a Mayan goddess and...
The difference between long cruises and residential cruises
The nascent residential cruise segment, with its real estate-like approach, has faced some challenges.
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First Call: Viva Two's inviting design is a conversation starter
The 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
The "poc-poc" sound of pickleball can now be heard from Caribbean resorts to European river cruises and everywhere in between.
AmaWaterways introduces new sustainability initiatives
The awnings of select staterooms on the AmaMagna will get solar panels, which will help reduce fuel consumption when heating...
Viking floats out its latest Nile River ship
The 82-passenger Viking Aton will debut in August sailing the company's 12-day Pharaohs & Pyramids itinerary.
Service is a familiar tune on the Riverside Mozart
Guests who experienced the Mozart under Crystal Cruises management will know immediately upon seeing the ship that not much...
Dispatch, Riverside Mozart: Pursuing a younger cruiser
Nicole Edenedo discovered that Riverside Luxury Cruises had more than one trick up its sleeve to attract a younger-than-average...
AmaWaterways schedules the debut of Colombia river cruises
The AmaMagdalena will sail seven-night cruises between Cartagena and Barranquilla, starting March 30, 2024. The AmaMelodia will...
River cruise lines sail into Egypt with new ships and itineraries
No destination seems to be more popular right now than Egypt, where a number of river cruise companies are deepening their...
Discovering and appreciating works of art on Europe river sailings
Nicole Edenedo writes: "If there's one thing I love more than finding out what's on the menu when I'm on a river cruise, it's...
Riviera River Cruises will do more 11-day sailings
The company says there's demand for cruises that are more than eight days but fewer than 15.
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