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ACCOR’S ART LOVERS PACKAGE CELEBRATES THE EVOLUTION OF SPAIN
Art lovers will be flocking to Brisbane this winter when ‘Portrait of Spain: Masterpieces from the Prado’ comes exclusively to the Queensland Art Gallery from July 21, 2012. Following exhibitions in Japan, China and Russia, ‘Portrait of Spain: Masterpieces from the Prado’ will be the first ever collection of work from Madrid’s admired ‘The Museo […]
MOUNTAINS OF FUN AT FAIRMONT RESORT MGALLERY THESE SCHOOL HOLIDAYS
The newly renovated Fairmont Resort MGallery in the Blue Mountains is the perfect place for family fun these school holidays, with a daily program of activities for kids scheduled each weekday including Mini Masterchef cupcake decorating classes, a rock-star disco, craft sessions, junior golf clinics, Segway rides for older kids, a merry go round for […]
Heightened opulence as guests of the luxurious Tower Club at lebua (Bangkok) now enjoy exclusive Acca Kappa products in suite
Heightened opulence as guests of the luxurious Tower Club at lebua (Bangkok) now enjoy exclusive Acca Kappa products in suite Sophisticated Tower Club at lebua, Bangkok offers guests a deluxe haven high above the hustle and bustle of buzzy Bangkok, where you can enjoy five-star facilities, exceptional Thai hospitality and high-end dining and entertainment at […]
PMACG APPOINTS MIKE PARKER-BROWN TO HEAD UP PR DIVISION
PMA Communications Group has appointed Mike Parker-Brown to manage the company’s newly formed PR division. Announcing the news PMACG Managing Director, Paul McCarthy said Parker-Brown’s profile and experience both as a journalist and seasoned PR practitioner provided a solid fit for the company’s existing and future client base. “The development of a dedicated PR division […]
Orion: not for sale and still strong
Source: www.cruiseweekly.com.au Orion Expedition Cruises has slammed reports that it is planning to sell its 106-guest Orion, saying that the vessel is definitely not for sale. THE rumor mill went into overdrive last week after an international ship brokerage website posted a listing for Orion Expedition Cruises’ (OEC) much loved small ship expedition vessel Orion, […]
Lindblad in Alaska: William’s Cove and Tracy Arm
Pic: Guests explore on Zodiac in Southeast Alaska, Tracy Arm, calving ice. South Sawyer Glacier in Tracy Arm – Fords Terror Wilderness area in Southeast Alaska, USA. ( Michael S. Nolan )by Robert “Pete” Pederson, Lindblad Expeditions Natural History Staff Monday 18 June 2012. For many people, just the word Alaska conjures up adventures and […]
Lindblad in Alaska: Red Bluff Bay and Lake Eva
by Susan Weber, Lindblad Expeditions staff 20 June 2012 Red Bluff Bay and Lake Eva Early morning found us cruising into the beautiful Red Bluff Bay, a striking inlet that cuts into the corner of Baranof Island. We were rewarded with the sighting of a brown bear and two cubs at the base of the […]
In Port: Juneau, Alaska
by Adventure Cruise Guide editor, Roderick Eime, in Alaska It’s one of those vexing trivia questions. What is the capital of the US state of Alaska? No, not Anchorage as most people would suggest, but the tiny port city of Juneau, home to just few more than 30,000 hardy folks. Like so many cities and […]
Variety Cruises Launches 29 Million Euro New-Build Variety Voyager
Variety Cruises‘ new build 223-foot, state-of-the-art Mega Yacht, Variety Voyager, debuted in May and is the first sea-going vessel to become a member of the exclusive Preferred Hotels & Resorts’ Preferred Boutique Collection. This luxury vessel was constructed in Perama Shipyards, Greece at a cost of 29 Million Euro. The Variety Voyager is one of […]
In Port: Juneau, Alaska
by Adventure Cruise Guide editor, Roderick Eime, in Alaska It’s one of those vexing trivia questions. What is the capital of the US state of Alaska? No, not Anchorage as most people would suggest, but the tiny port city of Juneau, home to just few more than 30,000 hardy folks. Like so many cities and […]
