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To Douro or not to Douro? That is hardly the questionRiver cruise lines continue to deepen their investments on this Portuguese river and expand their product offerings there.

Variety Cruises returns to West Africa with river cruising, philanthrophy in mindVariety is relaunching river cruises in Senegal and Gambia, and it has teamed with the Explorers Club to launch a museum as...

A Lindblad river itinerary mixes Food & Wine with explorationIf wine and cuisine aren't on your radar when thinking of the Columbia and Snake river region in the Pacific Northwest, a new...

How Amadeus River Cruises is going greenThe Amadeus Nova will be the first in a new class of ships going forward that will focus heavily on incorporating...

River lines will mark D-Day anniversary with special cruisesRiver cruise lines are gearing up to commemorate a major anniversary in World War II history next year with new itineraries in...

How do river products differ for Europeans and North Americans?Some of the differences can be found in preferred trip length, seasonality and price and what's included in the fare.

Environmentally friendly upgrades sail along on UniworldNew menu options, wider availability of food-waste reduction programs and more sustainability-focused excursions are part of...

River lines put more sports-related cruise options in playAs new pickleball options demonstrate, many lines are taking a step beyond offering active itineraries and are finding ones...

River cruise lines give shorter cruises a long lookThere's nothing like enjoying every moment of a weeklong river cruise vacation. But what if your clients are short on time yet...

At ASTA's River Cruise Expo, the river ships were the hotel roomsAt this year's expo, travel advisors stayed on the ships, like regular cruise guests. The move was made to give advisors a more...

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