Queen Mary 2 was built to ply the North Atlantic between Southampton and New York in the fastest, and safest, time possible . . . → Read More: The Regal Splendour of Queen Mary 2
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 The problem is because of two obscure federal laws which restrict “foreign carriers” from transporting passengers between two U.S. destinations . . . → Read More: Hard to cruise Hawaiian Islands  The luxury is important, but it is the cruise itself that will always remain in the memory . . . → Read More: Cruising the Mekong River in luxury  One comment  Cambodia, Cruising, Vietnam  Angkor Ban, Cai Be, Chau Doc, Cruising, floating market, floating villages, Genocide Museum, Himalayas, Ho Chi Minh City, Kampong Chan, Mekong River, My Tho, Phnom Penh, river cruise, Sa Dec, Saigon, Siem Reap, South China Sea, The Jayavarman, Tonle Sap, Trails of Indochina, UNESCO World Heritage Site Just as air travel has become more functional, with luxuries and services slashed along with the fares, the reverse has occurred with cruising. Modern ships now add more comforts, facilities and entertainment for passengers, they pamper their passengers in the hope they’ll return for more. . . . → Read More: Cruising  If any passengers decided to sue the cruise line for a sum of more than that offered, what would be there chances of winning the case? . . . → Read More: Cruise mishaps, do consumer laws protect passengers? |
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