If cruising is something that you’ve always wanted to experience but held back due to following multiple dress codes, fixed schedules for dining and concerns about what to do onboard the ship, then this blog is the answer you’re looking for. Now imagine a vacation on a multi-storey well-appointed ship cruising to Alaska, Europe or the Bahamas where there no restrictions onboard and you are free to dine and dress...

Singapore is a dynamic city-state that offers a unique blend of modernity, and tradition, arm in arm with world class facilities, making it an ideal destination for holiday goers and cruise seekers. The city has maximised it’s strategic location at the heart of Southeast Asia, making it an excellent starting point for exploring the region's diverse destinations. From its stunning skyline and iconic landmarks to its rich cultural heritage and...

River cruises has always had a unique charm of their own. Entire civilizations have been built around rivers which are the lifelines of nations and there is no better way to explore the history, culture and scenic beauty of a country or a region than on a river cruise. And sailing by river means enjoying all the conveniences of a traditional cruise, along with all the benefits of inland travel....

It is said India owes the existence of its thriving civilization, and even its name, to the river Indus. And not just her, India is blessed with many major rivers that flow through the length and breadth of the country, breathing life for miles and miles along their riverbanks. The largest of India’s rivers are the Ganga and Brahmaputra, flowing through some of the most fertile regions in the world....

CRUISE LINES HAVE STARTED MAKING A CONCIOUS EFFORT TO REDUCE THEIR CARBON FOOTPRINT. Many cruise lines are designing some of their new ships to run Liquefied Natural Gas (LNG) which is more environmentally friendly as its one of cleanest burning marine fuels. LNG fuel helps reduce a cruise ship’s carbon emission by approximately 30% and largely eliminates particulate matter from the ship’s exhaust. The first passenger ship to employ LNG was...