AmaWaterways debuts women’s-only river cruise in France
AmaWaterways will debut its first-ever women’s only river cruise in France in August next year.
Waterwatch latest: Will rain bring relief? How Europe’s river lines are outsmarting low water levels
Ingenious planning, earlier excursions and smarter ships are helping keep holidays on course despite Europe's weather extremes.
In a first for Europe, the Douro River has “reached capacity” – is this a sign of things to come?
The Douro River has reached full capacity for river cruise ships, according to a letter seen by Travel Weekly that was sent out to river cruise lines.
How Celebrity River Cruises is differentiating itself from its competitors with its Storyteller Series
Celebrity Cruises says it is planning to bring a more contemporary approach to Europe's rivers when it launches its first fleet in 2027, with immersive local experiences and elevated service designed to distinguish the brand in an increasingly competitive market.
Teenagers on the river? Why Europe’s waterways are unexpectedly winning over Gen Zs
As multigenerational travel continues to boom, Europe's river cruise lines are discovering an unlikely new audience: teenagers.
Viking ship carrying 186 passengers runs aground in Bulgaria at 2 am – 186 are rescued
A Viking River cruise ship has run aground while sailing in Europe.
Uniworld to add three more ships in 2028 on the Danube, Rhine and Mekong rivers
The new vessels – the S.S. Helen, S.S. Clara, and Mekong Mystique – will be based on the Danube, Rhine and Mekong rivers.
From surprise phone call to European adventure: Meet the winner of Avalon’s Rhine cruise giveaway
Congratulations Tracey Walker, the winner of the Avalon Waterways Rhine River Competition!
