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How and why river cruise ships have gone Green in EuropeThe Green Award was first given to a river cruise ship, the AmaKristina, in 2020. Five years later, 193 river ships are...

River cruise lines are eager to showcase the SeineTauck CEO Jennifer Tombaugh said renewed passion for the Seine is at least partly due to the attention created by the Olympics:...

Avalon's new ad campaign: McTavish, the rivers -- and that battleFor an average viewer, the ads are about Avalon. But for anyone versed in the river cruise industry, including many travel...

River cruising keeps expanding on new rivers and regionsNew choices are popping up regularly for cruises on rivers I'm unfamiliar with, or at least never considered as cruise options.

Options for winter river cruising in Europe are heating upSeveral river lines are experimenting to see what level of demand might exist during the winter months.

A women-only river cruise leans into luxeWomen-only travel groups are proliferating, and the recently announced river cruise from Uniworld caught my attention.

Viking: The biggest ocean line in the river business?Viking started out as a river cruise company, and that is still how it is viewed by most people inside and outside the...

The impact of Storm Boris, which raised river levels in EuropeIt's important for advisors to keep an eye on weather and be able to discuss the potential for disruptions on Europe's rivers,...

River cruises on the Hudson should visit Yonkers, N.Y., and here's whyA pitch for river ships to call in Yonkers, a city on the Hudson River just north of Manhattan: Museums, music, kayaking,...

On the Mekong, a refreshing look at rainy season travelDuring a cruise on the Mekong River with AmaWaterways, I was able to more fully appreciate the beauty of traveling in the rainy...

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