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A Covid-19 silver lining for river lines? Less food wasteA pandemic-driven move away from buffets and toward full-service menu items might reduce choice, but it has a benefit.

Thinking of a 2022 river cruise? Better book nowRiver cruises in normal times have fairly lengthy booking windows. And those have only increased.

Century Cruises keeps going full speed aheadThe company just announced plans for a third megaship to sail the Yangtze, and it has used the pause in international travel to...

When will river cruises sail again? Vaccines fuel optimismDomestic operators say they are currently moving ahead with plans to sail again in March.

Popular choices for future travelers: Small ships and EuropeThat combination should spell good news for river lines when travel presumably opens up next year.

Who should you book on a river cruise?"Much has changed," advisor Suzy Schreiner told me, "and the river cruise companies have really raised the bar with options to...

American Cruise Lines shores up its position on the waterACL said that 2021 will be it "Mightiest Mississippi season ever," with two new modern riverboats to supplement its...

Travelers are pairing rivers and rails in 2021 bookingsTravelers are looking to double down on their 2021 vacations with train trips through Europe before or after their cruise.

Hot-ticket river cruise products for 2021They offer easy buyout options for family and friends who are leery of mingling with strangers.

After river cruise's Covid cases, lines see little cause for alarmAs with other recent cruise-ship cases, the reported infections on a CroisiEurope ship appears to have been an isolated...

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