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Cruising down the Nile (part 4)

And so we arrive in Aswan, the furthest navigable point before the High Dam. From here some courageous souls can continue to the beautiful temple at Abu Simbel which was relocated with fantastic precision prior to the construction of the High Dam. The…

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Viking’s Got Something Going: More New Ships

Viking, the company best known for its river cruises, announced a year ago it was going into the higher-end smaller-ship segment of the ocean cruise industry, and it must have found a sweet spot, because it’s already sold 70% of the spots for 2015 on…

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Venice’s ban on huge cruise ships suspended

The ban on huge cruise ships in the Venetian lagoon, ordered by the Italian government in January has been suspended by a regional court in the Veneto—Venice’s region—on grounds that there aren’t any reasonable alternatives. The ban was…

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Venice to reduce cruise ship traffic

Because it is believed the ships are threatening the sinking city, the Italian Government will reduce by 20% the number of cruise ships allowed into the lagoon starting in January.   Here’s that link if you’re interested in reading…

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Cruising down the Nile (part 4)

And so we arrive in Aswan, the furthest navigable point before the High Dam. From here some courageous souls can continue to the beautiful temple at Abu Simbel which was relocated with fantastic precision prior to the construction of the High Dam. The…

Read More

Viking’s Got Something Going: More New Ships

Viking, the company best known for its river cruises, announced a year ago it was going into the higher-end smaller-ship segment of the ocean cruise industry, and it must have found a sweet spot, because it’s already sold 70% of the spots for 2015 on…

Read More

Venice’s ban on huge cruise ships suspended

The ban on huge cruise ships in the Venetian lagoon, ordered by the Italian government in January has been suspended by a regional court in the Veneto—Venice’s region—on grounds that there aren’t any reasonable alternatives. The ban was…

Read More

Venice to reduce cruise ship traffic

Because it is believed the ships are threatening the sinking city, the Italian Government will reduce by 20% the number of cruise ships allowed into the lagoon starting in January.   Here’s that link if you’re interested in reading…

Read More