August 11, 2008
by Ralph Grizzle
It’s time to begin thinking about 2009 world cruises.
Believe it or not, you can cruise the world for less than $200 per day, per person. Of course, you could pay close to $3,000 per day, per person if you prefer. Fares range from about $20,000 per person to more...
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August 11, 2008
by Ralph Grizzle
Cruise lines keep cruisers connected
March 15, 2 p.m., Caribbean Sea - Clad in a purple swimsuit, broad-rimmed hat and polarized sunglasses, Raelyn Lucklow is enjoying yet another sunny day at sea. One of 700 passengers on Regent Seven...
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September 5, 2007
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Just as the airlines have frequent-flyer programs, the cruise lines have frequent-cruiser programs. In this interview, Victoria Gallegos, a cruise consultant on Regent Seven Seas Voyager, outlines the five tiers of Regent Seven Seas Cruises loyalty program, ...
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June 19, 2007
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An interview with Regent Seven Seas Voyager’s Hotel Director Engelbert Lainer-Wartenberg about how the company’s new alcohol-inclusive policy has changed the social dynamic of the ship.
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June 19, 2007
This is Ralph Grizzle, editor of The Avid Cruiser magazine.
Yesterday, I talked about my cruise on SeaDream II, which carries only
110 lucky passengers. After disembarking SeaDream II in Nice, I made my
way back to Rome to board Regent Seven Seas Voyager.
Seven Seas Voyager carries 700 passeng...
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