Stand by for a new-look APT – stunning ships but the same five star service
It’s been three years in the making but APT, one of Australia’s most lauded travel brands, is about to relaunch with a fleet of magnificent and revolutionary Australian designed river ships, plans to sail the Nile and a suite of products to rival any other luxury line. Next year, APT Solara and APT Ostara will ... Read more
Viking Sobek delivered with an exclusive ancient Egypt extension in the United Kingdom
Viking has delivered its newest ship bound for the Nile, the Viking Sobek. The ... Read more
AmaWaterways’ Colombia launch delayed
AmaWaterways has been forced to push back the inaugural sailing of AmaMagdalena in Colombia ... Read more
It’s river cruise week – here’s why more Australians than ever are taking to travelling on inland waterways
It’s been the year Australians truly fell in love with river cruising. With many ... Read more
The future of River Cruising on the Rhine and Danube, in the wake of Storm Boris
As Eastern Europe begins to rebuild after Storm Boris, major river cruise lines, including AmaWaterways and Uniworld, are resuming operations on the Rhine and Danube rivers.
India on a mission to grow cruise tourism
In a bid to reap the benefits of cruise tourism, India sets its sights on doubling cruise calls and passengers to the country by 2029.Â
5 best Earlybird river cruise deals you can’t afford to miss
There’s no better time to book your next river cruise than right now.
2025 is set to be the biggest year in river cruising ever with 20 new ships launching
The booming popularity of river cruising will see twenty new ships set to launch for a banner year in 2025, from many of the world's best lines.
Is India river cruising’s best kept secret?
Pandaw has revealed its plans to launch a fourth ship in India to sail the backwaters of Kerala from October 2025.
