As news of the coronavirus outbreak continues to spread, along with it already being flu season, the thought of getting on an airplane or a cruise ship can be daunting. Since originating in Wuhan, China, the recently named Corvid-19 has spread to over 15 countries. To keep people healthy, many major airports are screening passengers for the virus and more than a dozen airlines have halted flights to mainland China.

For Paul Gauguin Cruises, the guest experience is incredibly important. Not only do they offer fantastic opportunities to enjoy everything French Polynesia has to offer on land, but they prioritise an on board experience that is just as magical. Each cruise has a specially curated line-up of entertainers and educators so guests can create memorable experiences during every part of their journey. Designed specifically to glide through the shallow seas of the South Pacific, The Gauguin is the flagship of Paul Gauguin Cruises and a small-ship cruiser’s dream.

The Celtic Lands are comprised of six territories in Western Europe where Celtic culture and language continues to survive. The six Celtic nations include Scotland, Ireland, Isle of Man, Wales, Cornwall and Brittany. During our cruise though the Celtic Lands, we make a stop in the Welsh port of Holyhead, which is the largest town on Holy Island and is a major sea port serving Ireland.

Visiting the East is always an adventure as it takes you out of your comfort zone. Travelling in Indochina is no exception; however, it is an experience you would not want to miss.