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Off The Ship in... Oranjestad, Aruba

Have you ever considered searching the meaning of a country’s flag before setting foot on its lands for the first time? You’ll be surprised by how much you can learn from an association of shapes and colours… Case in point - the flag of Aruba. Understanding the meaning of each of the flag’s elements will help you delve into the values and authenticity of Aruba. 
A blue background adorned with 2 horizontal yellow lines and a 4-pointed red star outlined in white in the top left corner - what do you think all this says about the happiest Caribbean island? 

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Post date:
May 3, 2019
Author:
Mélanie Biel

What’s a Typical Day Like Onboard The Tonle Pandaw?

A typical day on this 18 days long cruise along the lower Mekong River starts with rising early to enjoy a cup of coffee or tea on the top deck, watching the countryside slowly pass by or admiring the mesmerizing beauty of the rising sun.

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Post date:
May 3, 2019
Author:
Edison Ong

All Things (Seem) Are Possible in May

Is there anyone that would disagree with American photographer, naturalist and writer Edwin Way Teale’s perspective of spring - “The world's favorite season is the spring. All things seem possible in May.” ? 
Not only do all things seem possible in May, they certainly are, especially when it comes to celebrating this colourful, blooming season with an exceptional offer. 

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Post date:
May 3, 2019
Author:
Mélanie Biel

Turkey is on the Horizon

Turkish people are looking forward to opening their arms to you with a warm and a genuine “Tekrar Hoş geldiniz”, Welcome Back! As we all know, over the past four years, Turkey, a land of rich history, captivating heritage that time has left untouched, unparalleled scenery and out of your ordinary cuisine, has been one of the many countries (including France, Belgium, New Zealand, Sri Lanka, and the UK among others) that had been victims of saddening attacks.

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Post date:
May 3, 2019
Author:
Mélanie Biel

11 Tips to Make The Most of Embarkation Day

That’s it, you made it - you’re onboard the ship! Now all you need to do is relax… Well after you’ve made a couple of last minute arrangements. You don’t want to have to worry about anything later on, right? So here is a list of suggestions to make your first day onboard productive and relaxing! 
 
1. Unpack your suitcase
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Post date:
May 3, 2019
Author:
Mélanie Biel

Cruising to the future: A Greener Today For a Brighter Tomorrow

In the midst of the fast multiplying global warming discussions, there is no doubt that any actions taken can help shape a better future for the generations to come. The fact is, together we are stronger. Hurtigruten has been proving this over the past 4 years. In 2015 the cruise line known for being a major advocate for our planet’s preservation, spearheaded another initiative - The Hurtigruten Foundation. 

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Post date:
May 3, 2019
Author:
Mélanie Biel

Holland America Line’s Reminiscence

At Holland America Line, the reveal of a new ship is more than the occasion to present the innovations and improvements being brought in with the new addition to the fleet. It is also the opportunity to reminisce about the accomplishments made over the years by a dedicated team of engineers, creative interior designers and by all of the people involved in the creation of such a massive project. Looking back we remembering how it all started and know legacy and evolution can be honoured in the future.

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Post date:
May 1, 2019
Author:
Mélanie Biel
Adventure seekers will enjoy exploring the mighty Sahara

President's Pick by David Craig - Morocco

Over the decades, Morocco has been one of our most enchanting destinations. Located in North Africa, just a short ferry ride from Spain, it offers an atmosphere of mystery and romance created by Humphrey Bogart and Ingrid Bergman in “Casablanca.” While the world has changed, Morocco retains the secrets and charm of that bygone era.

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Post date:
April 26, 2019
Author:
David Craig

The Tragedy in Sri Lanka

We are all deeply saddened by the horrible and tragic terrorist activities in Sri Lanka that occurred on Easter Sunday. Our deepest sympathy and prayers go to everyone in Sri Lanka, especially the families who lost loved ones and those injured in this senseless act. Our immediate reaction to the tragedy is anger and sorrow, that anyone could commit such a horrific act.

Like most everyone, I am at a loss for words to express how deeply this and similar acts affect us and the world at large. We are changed but, at the same time, we must move forward and continue with life.

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Post date:
April 25, 2019
Author:
David Craig

Peru, Land of the Incas

From inside our comfortable, thatched-roof cabana deep in the Amazon, we were awakened by the early morning sounds of the rainforest. Peering from under our netted, canopy beds, blue skies peaked through the thick, lush green of the towering vegetation. Birds of countless varieties chirped and cawed and all at once the jungle came alive on this glorious morning. The divine scent of Peruvian coffee coming from the resorts’ kitchen, had us up and out quickly, not wanting to miss a minute of what the day would offer.

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Post date:
April 25, 2019
Author:
Donna Rombough

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