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Charmed by Japan by Donna Rombough

The stunning cherry blossoms were just a part of the reason to be charmed by Japan; there is so much more. It is truly unique and so different from anywhere else I’ve ventured to. There is a wonderful melding of the past with the future and a great respect for both.

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September 20, 2019
Author:
Donna Rombough

Half the time but not half of the enjoyment!

We do know that life gets busy and that it can sound ambitious to leave the country for 30 continuous days… because we don’t want you to miss out on the fun that our President’s cruise offers, we have designed our voyage so you can enjoy half of the cruise, but still be part of 100% of the fun!

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Post date:
September 20, 2019
Author:
Mélanie Biel

Off the ship in… The Flavourful Caribbean Islands

What comes to mind when you hear “Caribbean”? Crystal clear waters, snorkelling, endless white sand beaches, palm trees and cocktails? Well, yes… You will get all that, but you can also enjoy a very different experience when island hopping - one that will exhilarate all of your senses! 

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Post date:
September 20, 2019
Author:
Mélanie Biel

The Yachtsman’s Caribbean

Imagine warm trade winds carrying you from one sun-drenched port to another as laid-back island life becomes yours while cruising to the most coveted corners of the Caribbean. Craig Travel and Oceania Cruises’ Caribbean voyages invite you to discover the yachtsman’s Caribbean, charting the lesser-known coastlines and bringing you to more boutique ports and off-the-beaten-path destinations so you can enjoy them without crowds and at a relaxed pace.

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Post date:
September 19, 2019
Author:
Mélanie Biel

Cruising to the future: Ponant Launches Its Foundation

Last June, in celebration of World Oceans Day, the French luxury cruise line Ponant announced a new initiative to promote sustainable tourism - Ponant Foundation.  
With bringing this new initiative to life, the cruise line aims to support the conservation of oceans, protection of the Poles and hopes to foster exchanges between peoples.

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Post date:
September 19, 2019
Author:
Mélanie Biel

Viking’s Ultimate World Cruise to Set a Guinness World Record

How long do you think you would need to cruise the world for in order to set a Guinness World Record? 245 days! Yes, you read that right! You would need to spend 2/3 of your year onboard a ship to attempt to set such a record. That doesn't sound like a hardship to me! 245 days of constant pampering from you delightful crew; 245 days of delicate cuisine prepared by expert chefs and most importantly 245 days of exploration and cultural discovery!

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Post date:
September 19, 2019
Author:
Mélanie Biel

Carnival Corporation Donates 2 Million Dollars to The Bahamas Islands

Hurricane season, the potentially most devastating time of the year for the Caribbean islands is upon us... As you are probably aware, the Bahamas were the target of the monstrous hurricane Dorian a few weeks ago resulting in thousands of residents being evacuated from their homes and a tragic death toll that reached 50. 

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Post date:
September 19, 2019
Author:
Mélanie Biel

7 Tips For an Authentic Port Visit Away From The Crowd

Cruising is a delightful travel experience which allows an incomparable cultural enrichment because of the many ports of call one can explore over such a short period of time. However, it also means that most of your fellow cruisers will, just like you, want to make the most of the destination. Sightseeing can then quickly become overwhelming when hundreds of guests disembark the ship and head to the same spots. Here are some tips on how to avoid the crowds and make your time off the ship as enjoyable and relaxing as possible.   
 
  
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Post date:
September 19, 2019
Author:
Mélanie Biel

President's Pick - Antarctic Cruise by Robert Craig

Few places on earth come close to the grand expanse and powerful beauty of the Antarctic. This majestic slice of unparalleled, untouched beauty where nature rules, is far beyond most expectations.

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Post date:
August 28, 2019
Author:
Robert Craig

Norway Land of the Midnight Sun by Peeter and Carol Vanker

One might suppose that it’s always very cold in Norway because of its northerly latitude. But not so, especially not along the Atlantic coast where the Gulf Stream from the Caribbean tends to moderate its climate. However, the wind can make it feel colder.

Almost half of Norway is located above the Arctic Circle. There, during the summer months, the sun never fully sets. During the winter months the sun hardly rises.

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Post date:
August 28, 2019
Author:
Peeter Vanker

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