Sustainability in the spotlight at CLIA River Conference 2019
Emily Eastman reports from the sustainability panel at the CLIA River Cruise Conference, which tackled the issue of how to better communicate sustainability work to agents so that agents…
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What’s happening on the waterways: CLIA 2019
As CLIA 2019 wraps up on day one, Emily Eastman reports on what’s in focus, from next-generation river cruising to product reinvention The Clia River Cruise Conference has this…
Princess Cruises around the British Isles
With the world more accessible by ship than ever before, a cruise around the British Isles might seem a little familiar, but agents shouldn’t be too quick to dismiss…
Cruising to a bright future
Once someone has taken a cruise, they will often come back time and again. Anthony Pearce looks at the changing demographics that cruise holidays appeal to, and how to…
From Russia with love: Viking on the Volga
Rebecca Barnes sets sail on a Russian river cruise to discover a country that’s full of delights, from Soviet-era ice cream in Moscow to an evening of ballet in…
Sailing Greece with Celestyal Cruises
Sam Ballard spends a few days in Athens, before joining Celestyal Cruises for a leisurely sail around the Aegean, and finds out how the country has undergone a resurgence…
Adventure cruise: outside ‘the Big Three’
Away from the Arctic, Antarctica and the Galápagos Islands, there’s a whole world of adventure to be discovered. Anthony Pearce looks at some of the best options When we…
AmaMagna: bigger is better
The line between ocean and river cruise ships has blurred with the launch of AmaWaterways’ AmaMagna. Jane Archer gets on board to find out more about this large and…
Fun for all the family
Sara Macefield takes her children on an action-packed Uniworld Generations itinerary on the Danube and looks at multi-generational cruises – an increasingly popular option for extended families looking to…
The best new expedition cruise ships
The expedition sector used to be known for its old tonnage: former polar research ships repurposed for tourism. Of course, when you’re sailing to some of the most dramatic,…