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MEDITERRANEAN CULINARY ADVENTURE AWAITS GUESTS ON WINDSTAR’S WIND SURF
Windstar Cruises, which operates a three-ship fleet of luxury yachts that explore hidden harbors and secluded coves of the world’s most treasured destinations, unveils its new dining experience in Wind Surf’s Degrees restaurant
Posted on 8/2/10 in Small ShipsRead More...
Acupuncture Added To Crystal's Wellness Options
Enriching its portfolio of wellness opportunities, Crystal Cruises is introducing onboard acupuncture, along with a menu of Chinese herbs revered for restoring and enhancing health, beauty and longevity. A menu of optional acupuncture treatments, launching this month on Crystal Serenity, focuses on weight loss, pain management, stress reduction, detoxification, smoking cessation, facial rejuvenation and even sea sickness. "For many, a vacation offers the freedom to try something new," says Thomas Mazloum, senior vice president, hotel operations. "Whether one is just curious or one wants...
Posted on 24/7/08 in Small ShipsRead More...
Double Christening of the MS Amadante and MS Amacello
The charming, medieval town of Regensburg, Germany formed a festive backdrop for a unique double christening ceremony on Monday, July 7. AMAWATERWAYS’ two newest vessels, the MS Amacello and MS Amadante were christened before a crowd of specially-invited guests, travel executives and media. Guests were greeted by AMAWATERWAYS President, Rudi Schreiner and Vice President of Sales, Kristin Karst. The Lord Mayor of Regensburg gave a welcoming address, and as a special treat, the world-famous boys’ choir, the Regensburger Domspatzen performed, delighting ...
Posted on 14/7/08 in Small ShipsRead More...
Azamara Navigates Near Main Cities in Thailand and Vietnam
--Azamara Cruises has modified its 2008-09 itineraries in order to navigate ships closer to main cities in Thailand and Vietnam. To do so, Azamara will utilize docks that can accommodate smaller ships. The 694-passenger Azamara Quest, which begins sailing in Asia in December, originally was going to implement the changes with is 2009-10 Asia season but was able to make them sooner, the line said. In Bangkok, the Quest will dock at Klong Toey Port, located on the Chao Phraya River, typically less than 30 minutes from the city center. In Ho Chi Minh City, the Quest will dock at Saigon Port, a...
Posted on 13/7/08 in Small ShipsRead More...
