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More lines sail to PBS for television exposureScenic and American Cruise Lines will sponsor programs on the network, following Viking, which started the trend by sponsoring...

The importance of being above waterRiver cruise lines have a problem : growing demand for the balcony cabins on upper decks, and less demand for staterooms...

The extra-wide ship seal has been brokenAre extra-wide river cruise vessels with larger staterooms and more onboard amenities the next big river cruise trend?

Reclaiming river cruising's intimacyRiver lines acknowledge that they need to do more to diversify and stagger itineraries to avoid the passenger crush that takes...

New ships mean new port calls in the U.S.New vessels are promising to take U.S. river passengers to places they've never sailed before, from the Erie Canal to the...

The price of independenceTravel sellers might be wary of products that aren't fully inclusive, especially when compared to ones that are, but it comes...

The benefits of more freedom and flexibilityOn the inaugural sailing of Uniworld Boutique River Cruise Collection's S.S. Joie de Vivre earlier this week, one component of...

Christening season is upon usI'll soon be heading to Europe for a glimpse at what's new for 2017. These are some of things I'll be on the lookout for.

Lower airfares help fuel an impressive river reboundRiver cruise lines say airfare deals to Europe, combined with their own promotions and marketing efforts, are contributing to...

Bringing the buzz back to exotic riversIndia, Borneo, Egypt and the Amazon are some places where new itineraries and ships are being forged.

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