AmaWaterways upgrades the fleet with a new luxury direction
AmaWaterways has big plans, with a new season approaching, they’re unveiling a new luxury direction for the fleet.
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The Seine lures Avalon Waterways for bold new repositioning
The Seine lures Avalon Waterways for repositioning
Uniworld got $500,000 worth of business when it sent out an email offer of longer cruise and tour itineraries to past guests
When Uniworld sent out an email to clients about longer Cruise and Tour itineraries, they immediately got half a million dollar’s worth of business, said Ellen Bettridge, CEO of Uniworld Boutique River Cruises.
Celebrity River Cruises to build another 10 ships and will have 20 vessels by 2031
Celebrity River Cruises announced 10 new ships that will expand its European river cruise fleet to 20 vessels by 2031.Â
AmaWaterways’ Mekong cruises are attracting more Australians looking for an exotic adventure
AmaWaterways’ Mekong cruises are very popular among Australians with increasing numbers choosing the exotic destination outside of European rivers.
Uniworld celebrates its 50th anniversary with year-long celebrations
Uniworld is celebrating its 50th year, marking five decades of transforming river cruising.
Trafalgar announces its third river ship – set for a 2027 debut
Trafalgar continues to announce its presence as a new player in European river cruise, announcing a new ship that will debut in April 2027.
At last! Murray River Paddlesteamers will debut the new Australian Star next month with an APT special offer
Murray River Paddlesteamers will debut the much-awaited, new Australian Star next month. APT Luxury Travel, which has chartered almost half of the $11 million riverboat’s sailings in 2026 and 2027, is now offering a saving of $600 per couple for bookings made by January 31. APT’s offer is for a seven-night round-trip cruise package from … Read more
More ships and a new look: How AmaWaterways plans to grow in 2026
AmaWaterways will rebrand with a new logo set to be painted across its ships.