Someone made a mistake. The tour “Passions of Chile and Argentina” should have have been named the “Lunches of Chile And Argentina.” If an army marches on its stomach, then we marched and wined and dined from Santa Cruz, Chile, through Santiago and across the Andes in step.

The christening of the AmaMora welcomed the third ship into the AmaWaterways fleet in 2019. The celebration of the new 156-passenger vessel was lead by Co-Founders Rudi Schreiner and Kristin Karst joined by Mayor Adalbert Dornbusch of Lahnstein, Germany and Godmother Libbie Rice, president of Ensemble Travel Group. The AmaMora will be sailing the enchanting Rhine River to accommodate the increased interest in river cruising through Germany.

You might not be able to pronounce it right, but by now, you must be pretty familiar with the name “Oberammergau”. This small Bavarian village of approximately 5,200 inhabitants has made its name famous by performing the Passion of Christ every ten years since 1633. This incredible story started as the Plague spread around the village in 1632. Facing a deadly distress, the community made a solemn vow that if our Lord would save them from the Black Plague, the villagers would enact the story of the Christ’s Passion every ten years.

If you are considering Paris, France as your vacation destination next year, you might be one of the first travellers to hail a water taxi! Although the details that you will want to add when relaying this fascinating travel story is that the taxi is bubble shaped and environment-friendly! In fact, this funny looking water taxi called Bubble, which looks like a combination of a spaceship and a sedan, is 100% electric. Thanks to the advanced technology of its motor and chargers, the Bubble can attain a full charge in as little time as 35 minutes and has a 2h30 power duration.