We’ll freely admit it: We used to be big ship cruisers. We’d stand on the railing of our megaship, cocktail in-hand, and watch as a ship less than a quarter of our size pulled up next to us. The size differential was so great that we could actually see into the funnel of the … [Read more...]
The Case For Cruise Itineraries With Only Smaller Ports
During my time at Cruise Shipping Miami, I repeatedly heard cruise executives talk about the need to offer their guests “authentic” experiences ashore. I couldn’t agree more. If you’re anything like me, you want to get out and meet the people who live in the regions you visit, … [Read more...]
Skagway, Alaska and the White Pass Railroad
Skagway is a very small town, located at the upper end of Alaska’s Inside Passage. It has less than 1,000 full-time residents, yet it plays host to thousands of cruise passengers all through the summer season. For this reason, its population more than doubles during summer, as … [Read more...]
Silversea Expedition Voyage To Greenland
Why not Greenland? I took a seven-day expedition on Silver Explorer, and it was phenominal. This is the perfect trip to couple with a longer Baltic itinerary roundtrip Copenhagen. That's because flying from the Danish capital is the easiest way to get to and from Greenland. It … [Read more...]
Learn From My Mistakes: Airport Delays
See the beautiful photograph above? That is where I was supposed to be on a Tuesday evening, walking along the river after having washed down a bowl of moules-frites with a glass of rosé from Provence. Instead, I was Washington, D.C. sipping on a Starbucks Cafe Latte and … [Read more...]
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