Travelers planning a European trip in 2024, whether by land, plane, or sea, will have surely heard of the ETIAS permit by now. As questions arise, we dive into what this travel authorization is and all other FAQs in need of answers. In 2024, American passport holders and those from 60 other visa-exempt countries will …
Whether in spring, summer, or even winter, cruising along the gentle waters of the Danube River is an experience worth going for as you explore the heart and soul of Central Europe. Live both your cruise and the local culture in a different way by taking into account the best cultural events one can find …
What to do on your Danube River cruise in 2023? Cultural Agendas to Know About Read More »
Now is the perfect season to begin planning your next luxury cruise to Alaska in 2024. Read all about what to expect, and get on board!
Once the highly anticipated, expedition flag-ship of, financially embattled, Crystal Cruises, The Endeavor has found a new home and new life with SiIlversea Cruises. At its announcement, this state-of-the-art expedition ship was considered to be one of the finest and most luxurious new vessels to hit the market. Now after a minor hiccup, The Endeavor, …
A member of the Cyclades, an island chain in South Eastern Greece, Mykonos is roughly 33 square miles and only rises about 350 ft above sea level at its highest point. During the day, the white plastered, low-lying structures and labyrinth of narrow stone streets are home to restaurants, art galleries, storefronts, and little quaint …
Viking Sky was built in 2017 and is one of seven identical vessels in Viking’s Ocean Fleet. The Sky features accommodations for 950 guests in 425 accommodations each featuring its own balcony. However, for one party on the ship, there is something truly special. A suite with more square footage, an expansive private terrace, the …
Why the Owner’s Suite is the brightest star in the Viking Sky Read More »
We have all been there. We all have that friend or family member that will hear you talking about your love of cruising, only to fly in with “well I heard…”. For all that Anthony Bourdain did to advance the travel industry through his televised culinary and cultural travel, he may have poisoned the well …
