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Brand names help river lines differentiateNat Geo's new partnership with Scenic, and Disney's AmaWaterways departures last year, give those lines stronger identities,...

A steady return to the NileRiver cruises along Egypt's Nile, hard hit during years of up-and-down bookings to the country, are making a solid comeback as...

A review of U by Uniworld via InstagramTo unveil its new line aimed at passengers aged 21 to 45, Uniworld invited a group of social media influencers on a preview...

An electric river cruise ship is in the worksMario Ferreira, CEO of Portuguese river cruise line Douro Azul, plans to unveil the first-ever river cruise vessel 100% powered...

Marketing to younger clientsMillennial-focused U by Uniworld has taken the most divergent marketing path we've seen before with river cruising as it...

The new American river shipThe two main U.S. river cruise operators are starting to design riverboats more in line with what you might find in Europe or...

When does a river cruise ship hit its stride?Inaugural sailings can be an exciting experience, but if it's a seamless experience you're looking for, maybe it's better to...

Another river cruise fire shines spotlight on safetyA fire on a Danube River cruise comes on the heels of an ABC report about a fire onboard an Amazon river vessel last year.

ABC segment raises issues of charter safetyLast year, a fire onboard a river vessel that was chartered by International Expeditions resulted in the deaths of two...

Doing more onshoreFetching ships may lure travelers to river cruising, but it will ultimately be the "wow" moments onshore that keep them hooked.

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