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AmaWaterways launches marketing toolbox for advisorsThe river line's "virtual marketing suitcase" is designed to keep travel advisors engaged and help them promote both their...

Holding out hope for summer sailingsRiver cruise operators are hoping the Covid-19 pandemic subsides in time for them to open their European river season come...

Looking to China for some good newsWith Covid-19 on the wane in China, Century Cruises' Richard Xie shares some signs of hope for the travel industry.

Choppy waters in EuropeEven before President Trump on Wednesday night banned incoming travel from Europe for 30 days, river cruise companies said...

Viking's Mississippi moveViking River Cruises plans to announce it is entering the U.S. market, joining American Cruise Lines and the American Queen...

Assessing the impact of coronavirusThe disease outbreak has already forced river cruise lines to cancel or delay cruises in China and beyond.

River lines have travelers hookedSurveys indicate that river cruises will be a good lure for travel advisors in 2020.

Chinese river cruise company looks westCentury Cruises has opened a sales office in Los Angeles and is exploring the possibility of sailing U.S. rivers.

River operators look to the exotic in 2020One of them, Uniworld River Cruises, will test the waters of the Peruvian Amazon in partnership with Aqua Expeditions.

Pandaw collision draws strange responseNews reports and the corporate response to a Pandaw River Expeditions boat collision with a floating bridge on the Ganges was...

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