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Featured Cruise Line: Azamara Cruises
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Azamara Cruises was introduced to the US market in 2007 by Royal Caribbean International & Celebrity Cruises as a separate "Deluxe" brand of cruising. The Azamara brand is different from Royal Caribbean and Celebrity Cruise sister companies in many ways. This "Deluxe" niche designation puts the cruise experience above the "Premium" niche where Celebrity is and puts this brand in competition with Oceania and Crystal. The Azamara Cruise experience is focused upon the destination, rather than the vessel, and clients find that the brand offers a shipboard experience where attentive personal service is offered in a country club casual atmosphere. The Azamara fleet consists of 2 very popular former Renaissance Cruise Line Vessels. These modern mid-size ships host 698 guests, offer a wide variety of dining options and have been radically refurbished to have their own distinct upscale look. Azamara Journey and Azamara Quest cruise in Europe, South America and the Caribbean. Azamara voyages tend to be longer in length and the itineraries often include overnight stays in popular ports of call. more
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Featured Ship: Viking Spirit
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Viking Spirit is a river cruise ship sailing the Seine from Paris for Viking River Cruises. Launched in 2001, this . This 375 foot ship hosts 150 guests and 40 crew. Viking Spirit has a wraparound promenade deck that allows guest the opportunity to take in the fresh air and scenery as they cruise. Viking River cruise ships have classic Scandinavian-influenced interiors designed to be sleek, comfortable and uncluttered in appearance. Furnishings on board are crafted of fine woods; fabrics and wools, cashmeres, cottons and linens in a neutral palette to provide the best possible backdrop for passing scenery. The amenities in your stateroom and in the ship's public areas provide everything you may require as you cruise. Borrow a book, magazine, jigsaw puzzle or deck of cards from the ship's library. Have a soda or cocktail in the observation lounge, or get a complimentary coffee drink from the coffee station anytime of the day or night. Complimentary wireless internet is available on board. more
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Featured Destination: South America
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From the tuxedoed penguins and cresting whales of the Straits of Magellan to the intriguing colonial history and the glitter of nightlife in Rio and Buenos Aires, South America is a destination of opposites, and one of the hottest destinations in the world. There are two types of South America Cruises, Amazon River Cruises are 10 - 14 night cruises where a cruise ship will begin or end it's itinerary in Manaus, Brazil, near the end of the Amazon River and deep in the heart of the jungles of South America. Amazon River Cruises sail seasonally in January, February, or March. The 2nd type is a South America Explorer Cruise. These are all the other South America Cruises including routes around Cape Horn and the Strait of Magellan or itineraries that include Rio de Janeiro and Buenos Aires. These cruises are often 12 nights or longer sailing between December and March. more
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