Paul Gauguin Cruises (www.pgcruises.com), operator of the highest-rated and longest continually sailing luxury cruise ship in the South Pacific, the m/s Paul Gauguin, is excited to announce the 2013 sailing schedule. Guests aboard The Gauguin will have the chance … Continue Reading
The appeal of the North Cape knows no bounds. As part of the Hurtigruten excursion programme, almost 57,000 guests visited the famous rock plateau on the 71st parallel in 2011. As in the previous years, this makes the North Cape the Hurtigruten excursion bestseller. … Continue Reading
The age of exploration may be over, but for visitors to Northern Vietnam, the map just got a little bigger. … Continue Reading
The exciting new fly-cruise itineraries – including ‘Sun and Souks’, ‘African Beaches and Tropical Islands’ and ‘Morocco, Madeira and the Canaries’ – will depart from London Gatwick and Manchester airports and are available between 6th January 2013 and 17th March 2013. … Continue Reading
Building upon its leadership position of bringing new forms of entertainment to cruisers, Norwegian Cruise Line today announced that it has formed a strategic relationship with Sixthman to work closely developing and delivering high quality music experiences at sea. … Continue Reading
Queensland’s Liberal National Party (LNP) has pledged AUD40 million to dredge Trinity Inlet at Cairns, making room for bigger cruise ships, provided it wins government in the state election on 24 March. … Continue Reading
Sydneysiders will sail down memory lane this weekend when the “Love Boat” cruises into Sydney Harbour with Captain Merrill Stubing onboard. … Continue Reading
In one of the open-air bungalows lining the Bai Dai beach in Quy Nhon, a young couple lingers over a selection of scented massage oils. In the end they pass over familiar scents from a high-end European line in favour of an exotic bark-based fragrance from the forests of Northern Vietnam. … Continue Reading
Enjoy the convenience of setting sail on your European summer cruise with Swan Hellenic. … Continue Reading
A cruise ship may soon call at Port-Au-Prince, the first such visit inHaiti after a quarter of a century, a milestone that Minister of the Interior Thierry Mayard-Paul welcomed Friday at a gathering inTuscaloosa, Alabama with the organizers of the cruise that combines … Continue Reading
