CTN May / June 2026
With the days growing longer and the first real hints of the sun’s rays settling in, there’s a renewed sense of anticipation in the air. Summer is just around the corner, and with it the peak travel season, a time…
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Sponsored by Norwegian Cruise Line Two travel experts have shared their first-hand experiences of what it's really like on Norwegian Cruise Line’s private islands, Great Stirrup Cay and Harvest Caye If you’re thinking, “since when do cruise lines have their...
A forward-thinking approach to culture and creativity makes Amsterdam the ultimate art and architectural hub, writes Rashmi Narayan Flicking through a guidebook in a park near Leidseplein, I’m interrupted mid-sentence by Amsterdam local Anneke and her dog. “This city is...
With winding fjords, bubbling geysers and glistening glaciers, a voyage around Norway and Iceland makes for the perfect cool-cation, writes Kaye Holland There are certain views every traveller needs to experience at least once in their life. Watching the sun...
In the latest episode of the Cruise Corner Podcast, we explore the surging world of expedition cruising with HX Expeditions' Mark Walter and Dr. Verena Meraldi https://player.captivate.fm/episode/1955f8b7-7570-4a03-b23a-3a26b24f3cf2/ You can listen to the podcast via the link above, or on all...
Younger travellers are identifying river cruising as a unique way to see the world, but perceptions around cost continue to dampen appetite, according to Cruise Trade News' 2026 Annual Report River cruising has long been considered a holiday option reserved...
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Riviera Travel has reported huge growth in solo bookings as it prepares to launch the first ever river ship catering exclusively for solo passengers The line, which is set to unveil MS George Eliot in 2027, said it has seen...
Viking has taken delivery of two new river ships, Viking Annar and Viking Fjolvar Both vessels will sail in Europe and were built at Meyer Werft shipyard in Germany. Viking Annar has capacity for 190 passengers in 95 cabins and will sail...
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