River cruising is not usually perceived as a family-friendly holiday but with the growing popularity of multi-generational travel across all sectors, a handful ...
Sailing out of a beautiful port as the sun sets and the nightlife kicks off can bring on a severe case of FOMO (fear of missing out) and it seems that several c...
Gourmet travellers are in for a smorgasbord of foodie experiences on next year’s river cruises. Hands-on cooking classes, regional onboard and onshore banquets ...
If you’ve booked a cruise on the Rhine or Danube that’s departing in the next few weeks, no doubt you’re checking the cruise line’s website for daily updates ab...
Avalon Saigon, which set sail earlier this month, is the newest ship on the Mekong. Like its European fleetmates, Avalon Saigon is a Suite Ship but at 60 metres...
Over 100,000 Australians take to the rivers every year, and Europe is still one of the most popular destinations. With a wealth of estuaries to cruise from, it’...
A river cruise from St Petersburg to Moscow aboard Viking Ingvar offers a fascinating journey through a complex country, writes Sally McMillan.
Viking Ingvar’s...
Big changes are underway among the river fleets of Europe and Asia, as operators step up activities on board and step down the number of passengers.
Uniworld i...
In just two years since opening its cruises to the Australian market, UK-based Riviera Travel has more than doubled its numbers of Australian river cruisers and...
River cruising is particularly well suited to solo travellers: ships are small, so it’s easy to mix and mingle; the atmosphere is relaxed and you’re bound to me...
