A brief history of cruising in Europe

European waterways essential to life and trade The rivers and seas of Europe have always been essential to life and trade. But, until the mid-1800s, European boats and ships were only concerned with moving cargo or hauling in the day’s catch – not with passengers or their comfort. In 1835, Arthur Anderson, a sailor from [...]

Listing of Cruise Lines Twitter Accounts

On November 2, 2010, in Buzz, Seabourn Cruises, Silversea Cruises, Social Media Buzz, Twitter, Uniworld, Viking River Cruise, by Carrie Finley-Bajak

Social media made easy – Cruise Lines and their Twitter Handles Use this quick list of popular cruise lines and their Twitter account handles for #TravelTuesday, #CruiseChat, or #FollowFriday. @AMAWaterWays @American_Cruise @AmericanSafari @AzamaraClub Cruises @CarnivalCruise @CelebrityUK @CostaCruise @crystalcruises @cunardline @DisneyCruise @FredOlsenCruise @GalapagosNetwor @HALcruises @HurtigrutenUSA @InnerSeaD @LindbladExp @MSCCruisesUSA @NCLNorwegian @Oceania Cruises @pandocruises @PaulGauguin @PrincessCruises @RegentCruises @RoyalCaribbean [...]

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River cruising on the Rhine

On August 19, 2010, in Europe, River Cruising, Uniworld, by Carrie Finley-Bajak

The many castles and old fortifications on the slopes along Europe’s Rhine river provide evidence that this has been an important waterway for many centuries. A modern-day cruise on this mighty river is like a living history lesson, combined with the wonderful scenery and cultures of Europe. The Rhine originates high in the Swiss Alps, [...]

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