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Cruise West is shaking things up for Alaska 2010 by introducing a new seven-night Alaska’s Inside Passage itinerary that highlights more wilderness and Zodiac experiences and authentic ports of call. Having sailed for 63 years in Alaska, Cruise West thought it was time for some four-night departures that will offer Glacier Bay Highlights and [...]

Uniworld Boutique River Cruises is inviting you to harvest time, in Europe. This September and October will be a memorable occasion in Europe’s wine-growing regions. Add to that some perfect westher, and you’ve got a vacation to write home about. With most of the tourists heading home, the wine connoisseurs come and [...]

Princess Cruises will save you money getting to your cruises in 2010-2011 with a number of cruise choices to the beaches and colorful islands of the Caribbean, the warm welcoming culture of the Mexican Riviera, or the Panama Canal. The cruise line offers a wide array of options for tropical getaways to some of [...]

Princess Cruises always does things in a big way, and the drydock transformation of the Golden Princess was no exception. It was the most extensive drydock ever undertaken by Princess Cruises, and one that was followed closely by thousands on Twitter and other social media. A daily online photo journal kept everyone informed [...]

Princess Cruises is expanding in the Caribbean, reminding me that soon the cruise lines will realize continuous building to keep up with the Jones may not be such a good idea. Cruise lines are leaving Alaska en masse, and Hawaii has already been depleted, so it appears the Caribbean is going to get real [...]

Today’s cruise deal is brought to you by Carnival Cruise Lines. Carnival offers reduced rates pretty much the same as its competitors in the cruise industry, but now have taken the incentive business one step further. With prices already as low as we’ve seen in some time, Carnival is introducing a new promotion [...]

Apparently Norwegian Cruise Line (NCL) isn’t doing as badly as some folks in the industry may think. People are coming to sail the NCL more than ever now, and as a result, NCL recently announced a new partnership with the Port of Miami in the form of a 10-year berthing agreement. The Miami-Dade [...]