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P&O Cruises Showcases Multi-million Pound Ventura Refurbishment
A multi-million pound refurbishment has been carried out to Ventura to incorporate features which have proved popular with passengers on sister ship Azura. Successful concepts from Azura, such as The Glasshouse, The Retreat, menus designed by Michelin -star chef Atul Kochhar in speciality restaurant East and single cabins have all been introduced on board Ventura […]
Royal Caribbean’s 2014-15 Australasian season is on sale now
Voyager of the Seas Voyager of the Seas‘ multimillion dollar revitalisationbrings cruising’s latest innovative features Down Under Earlybird savings of up to $1,000 per person on offer May 14, 2013 – Royal Caribbean International has announced its biggest summer season to date, with its 2014-15 Australasian program on sale from today. The cruise line also […]
Indaba to become pan-African from 2014 on back of record tourism growth
by Roderick Eime in Durban South Africa is riding a tourism wave, confirmed by National Tourism Minister, Mr Marthinus van Schalkwyk at the opening ceremony for Indaba 2013 last night. The travel show, first held in 1979, is one of the most important tourism marketing events in the world and being held in Durban, KwaZulu-Natal […]
Get Wrecked in Port Vila
Artificial wreck, Semele Federsen, is a popular dive wreck in Port Vila. Vanuatu (R Eime) While Vanuatu may not have the range of wartime wrecks like some other Pacific island countries, the idyllic island destination can offer plenty of deliberately sunken vessels to explore and enjoy. Of course, the SS President Coolidge on Santo is […]
Montréal Mon Chéri
By Roderick Eime in Montréal On first look, you might think the Canadian island city of Montréal is too far from the sea to be a real cruise destination, but with its neighbour of Québec, the two fair cities linked to the Atlantic Ocean by the Saint Lawrence Seaway, offer cruisers a wonderful insight into […]
