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River cruise news: Kayaking the Douro | More options for solo cruisers

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RIVER CRUISE
April 17, 2024
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INSIGHT BY NICOLE EDENEDO
A kayak experience with Avalon on Portugal's Douro
During this excursion, I was able to kayak in a new place surrounded by its own beautiful landscapes and winding river corridors.
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Abercrombie & Kent orders Amazon ship
The luxury vessel will sail the Peruvian Amazon beginning in spring 2025.
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Viking intends to increase direct bookings but says it remains committed to travel agencies
In its IPO registration form, Viking said that it expects direct bookings to grow, but it also said that travel advisors are important to the brand.
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American Queen Voyages ships find new life; the trade applauds
It's the end of an era for AQV but possibly the start of a new one for its four riverboats and two Great Lakes vessels.
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Riviera River Cruises waives single supplement on 500-plus cabins
The promotion applies to four Rhine and Rhone river cruises departing this August and October.
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Avalon Waterways got to the Douro in its own time and way
While travelers are largely to thank for this new destination, travel advisors are credited with boosting sales for the Avalon Alegria's inaugural season.
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Riviera is making its river cruises more solo-friendly
Riviera's decision to double down on departures exclusively for solo passengers is the latest example of travel companies catering to parties of one.
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