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Christmas market sailings are filling up fastThis holiday season promises to be the first since 2019 to offer a full slate of Christkindlmarkt cruises, and lines say...

After Europe, what's next?Are clients ready to test some adventurous new waters? A number of lines can take them to Asia, Africa and South America with...

Low water levels got you down? Just go with the flowA change in a river cruise itinerary led to one of the best weeks I've had this summer, enabling me to immerse myself in a city...

Lines are striving to attract a broader group of cruisersAmaWaterways plans sailings that focus on Black and Latin culture, while Emerald is working with ASTA in an effort to bring...

A Floriade river cruise grows in the NetherlandsA look at what went into Scenic Group's planning and execution of the sailings that include a visit to the Floriade flower show...

What's happening with Covid policies at river cruise lines?For the most part, protocols and insurance policies adopted by many of the major operators in Europe remain intact, although...

A growing list of Nile River cruise optionsA second AmaWaterways ship and a partnership between Alexander + Roberts and a new cruise line in Egypt are expanding the...

Rejoicing on the river as inbound testing rule is liftedOperators of cruises outside U.S. borders celebrated the news, calling the rule the last serious roadblock to their business in...

Ships are returning to Southeast AsiaHere's a look at some of the itineraries major river cruise operators will be offering on the Mekong River beginning this fall.

American Cruise Lines takes pride in its DIY approachThe Maryland-based cruise line builds its own ships at its own shipyard, something it's been doing since its founding half a...

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