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Water-level issues continue to dog Scenic in Australian courtsThe threatened suit underscores the importance of advance planning and communication by river lines about unpredictable water...

AmaWaterways weighs a sister for the AmaMagnaWhile there is enthusiasm to build a second megaship, the river cruise line hopes to find an easier and less costly way to do...

U delights with diverse clientele and fun, affordable offeringsWhile still a fan of a luxe river cruise with gourmet cuisine and fine wines, U River Cruises proved to be a fun, casual...

AmaWaterways latest line returning to TurkeyThe river cruise company will offer land packages to Istanbul next year, citing growing demand and an increase in lower Danube...

River lines see boost in charter and incentive travelRiver cruise lines are reaping the rewards of a more aggressive focus on group business.

Despite heat waves, operators say Europe's water levels healthyA weekend of rain cooled off Europe, and eased concerns about a possible repeat of last summer's hot, dry weather that played...

Caution in resuming illumination sailings in BudapestNot all river lines are rushing to resume the popular nighttime cruises past the brightly lit Parliament building, following a...

With river lines, each brand has a unique spinExperiencing and appreciating the differentiators on back-to-back sailings with Avalon, Amadeus and Uniworld.

Transparency can make or break a company in crisisWhen it comes to recovery from calamity, burying one's head in the sand can "kill decades of good will" in a matter of seconds,...

River cruise lines say overcrowding not a problemThe incidents are raising new questions about the fast growth of the river cruise sector and promise to bring it and the ocean...

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