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RIVER CRUISE
December 13, 2023
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INSIGHT BY NICOLE EDENEDO
How river cruise lines are tackling the 2024 Paris Olympics
Tempting as it may sound to immediately book your clients on a Paris-based ship during the Olympic Games next summer, it's important to know how river cruises on the Seine will be affected.
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Israel-Hamas war damages tourism in Egypt and Jordan
Tour operators are reporting cancellation rates of up to 50% and a steep bookings decline through the first quarter of 2024.
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Viking plans for 10 new Longships
Five ships will be delivered in 2025, five in 2026. Eight of the ships will sail the Rhine, Main and Danube, and two will sail the Seine.
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Riviera River Cruises unveils fam incentive for travel advisors
Advisors can earn a free fam cabin on a 2024 cruise by booking two cabins on a 2025 departure before Dec. 31, 2023.
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USTOA expects continued success for tour operators in 2024
According to the USTOA's annual survey of active members, 94% reported growth in passenger volume in 2023 and are highly confident that bookings will increase in 2024.
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