Category: Cruising
Transatlantic cruises in high demand after volcanic interruption.
The New York Times reported this morning that as far as the disruption caused by the Eyjafjallajokull volcano was concerned, the airlines’ loss was the cruise lines’ gain. Well, one ship in particular – the Queen Mary 2, which is the only cruise ship that still makes regular transatlantic crossings.
There were more than 1,000 passengers on the waiting list for today’s crossing.
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Azamara begins offering all inclusive cruises.
Last December, Azamara Cruises changed their name to Azamara Club Cruises, and now they’re making some additional changes to differentiate themselves from sister company, Celebrity Cruises. Azamara’s two 694-passenger ships, Azamara Journey and Azamara Quest, have always provided an exceptional experience. But new offerings, at sea and ashore, are making Azamara even more deluxe -- and attractive
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Seabourn announces up to 70% off springs cruises.
Experienced cruisers know that Seabourn is one of the most luxurious
cruise lines at sea. Although their five “yachts” carry as few as 208
passengers, they have every amenity you could want.
All the staterooms are suites, their cuisine is overseen by chef
Charlie Palmer, and the open bar and no-tipping policy let you enjoy a
truly all-inclusive experience.
Travelers who book right away can save as much as 70% on a nice selection of voyages this spring.
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