There’s a certain magic to Europe—one best experienced slowly, intentionally and with a sense of curiosity. With Oceania Cruises, voyages through Europe and the Mediterranean become far more than a vacation; they are an invitation to live like a local, if only for a little while.Stroll through vibrant open-air markets, uncover hidden corners tucked within ancient...
Read More »CELEBRITY SHIPS IN ALASKA 2027Discover our new 2027 Alaska season and experience The Last Frontier on ships designed—and redesigned—to give your clients a whole new point of view. Celebrity Edge® , from our revolutionary series, returns to Alaska for its third season along with two more stunning ships from our fleet. With three ships sailing the...
Read More »8 Reasons Solos Travelers Should Consider Guided ToursGuided tours offer solo travelers a stress-free way to explore the world with built-in safety, companionship, and expert guidance. With Collette, you’ll enjoy expertly crafted itineraries, knowledgeable Tour Manager and local guides, and unique experiences you might miss on your own — all while meeting like-minded travelers. Still not convinced?...
Read More »On St. Patrick’s Day, the saying goes, there’s a ‘little bit of Irish’ in us all. For some of us, it’s true all year round. Today, Ireland has about 5 million people. But there are over 30 million Americans (10% of the entire population, the second-highest European ancestry in the USA!) and an even higher percentage...
Read More »You never forget the moment you come face-to-face with one of the thousands of Terracotta Warriors underground in Xi’an, China. As ancient wonders of the world go, these may make the strongest impression even on an experienced traveler like me. I think it’s because, unlike the vast, mystical monuments like Egypt’s pyramids or Machu Picchu, the warriors...
Read More »2026 marks a century after the passing of beloved Impressionist artist, Claude Monet. The museum devoted to his work in Giverny, the community north of Paris that has become synonymous with Monet and the water lilies and gardens he immortalized on canvas, presents a retrospective exhibition. From March 27 to July 5, 2026, the Musée des Impression...
Read More »Break the boredom of March Break getaways. There’s still time to make March Break about more than the beach. This time of the year presents a whole planet of excitement – and it’s not too late to plan the family break that will create memories of a lifetime. If swapping flip-flops by the pool, with the...
Read More »Cruise lines love to break records – competing for the biggest ships, introducing firsts-at-sea, and of course, creating record-breaking events that give thousands of guests the chance to make history… well, until the record is broken again! Princess Cruises is no stranger to world records. In 2024, the cruise line set a record for the largest pizza...
Read More »Whether you are a devotee of the Chinese/ Lunar calendar, for many of us, horses are our spirit animals, and the Year of the Horse reminds us why. Since the earliest civilizations – is any other creature so well-represented on the world’s cave walls, ancient scripts, wall carvings? - Humans around the world have fallen in love...
Read More »Being at sea is a love story waiting to unfold — glittering sunrises painting the sky, gentle waves whispering against the hull and horizons that beckon with endless possibilities. How could you resist falling for the world’s beauty?But aboard the original Love Boat®, the magic goes deeper.Picture this: sipping champagne on your private balcony as Santorini’s...
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