Royal Caribbean’s brand new Symphony for the senses
The largest cruise ship in the world is here and, as Sam Ballard discovers, is packed with family-friendly innovations to entice new-to-cruise customers. From climbing walls and ten-floor slides…
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CLIA Asia River Cruise & Destination Forum
Select Travel Holidays’ Amy Wright went to the Clia convention in Vietnam and discovered how knowledge of a destination can inspire and inform your clients. Asia has to be…
Ports of call: Ho Chi Minh City
A mix of history, culture, fine dining and motorbike tours await in Vietnam’s largest city, says Jane Archer. Forty-three years ago, the world watched in stunned silence as a…
Fantastic four: Rhine, Danube, Rhône and Douro river cruises
The rise in demand for river cruise is leaving some agents in the backwaters when it comes to knowing the product and who to sell it to. Jane Archer…
River cruise: Return of the Nile
Numbers dropped off after political unrest in Egypt, but with travel to the region deemed safe, more lines are adding Nile itineraries, says Katherine Lawrey Following the Arab Spring…
Cruise ports of call: Cologne
The beautiful German city is perfect for lovers of art, architecture and chocolate, writes Katherine Lawrey With a population of a million people, Cologne is one of the biggest…
River cruise: The rise of Asia
River cruises are the perfect way to experience Vietnam, Cambodia, Myanmar, China and India in comfort and style. Katherine Lawrey looks at some of the best Acre upon acre…
Affordable, expensive or extravagant? Budgeting for a river cruise
However modest or generous your clients’ budgets, there will be a river cruise to suit their needs. We pick out three contrasting suggestions for the Seine and the Amazon…
Sacred waters: G Adventures on the Ganges
Jeannine Williamson sails along the Ganges with G Adventures and finds that, unlike their rigidly timetabled European counterparts, Indian river cruises just go with the flow Lazing on steamer…
Silversea stretches Silver Spirit
The line has become the first to lengthen a luxury cruise ship. Jane Archer was at the Fincantieri shipyard in Sicily to witness history being made When Silver Spirit…