Includes New Downloadable pdf Map Before you plan a trip to Walt Disney World it might be helpful to understand the transportation system options. The basic drive in and spend a day at a park is pretty straight forward. Get inside The World and follow the signs to the selected park. Pay about $20, parkContinue reading “The Walt Disney World Transportation System”
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Todays Featured Poster • Dawes Glacier Alaska
A number of miles up into Alaska’s Misty Fjord is a channel named Tracy Arm and at its end sits a glacier calving blocks of ice into the channel. One of Alaska’s most beautiful glaciers but only a few cruise itineraries will visit it each year. These giclée prints will soon be available in severalContinue reading “Todays Featured Poster • Dawes Glacier Alaska”
River Cruising Across Europe
River Cruising Across Europe Part I – The Danube Europes main street is a waterway. It starts at the North Sea with the Rhine River, flows into the Main in Germany and then transitions to the Danube River. As it flows southeast across the continent it touches nine countries before finally emptying into the BlackContinue reading “River Cruising Across Europe”
Scandinavia Cruise Options
Cruise Scandinavia And The North Atlantic Cruise up Norway’s stunning fjords, visit The Netherlands’ fabled tulip fields and windmills, or stroll through the Viking medieval cities. Cruise the British Isles or stark Iceland. Popular Northern Europe And Atlantic Cruise Destination – Amsterdam and Rotterdam (The Netherlands), Alesund, Bergen and Flam (Norway), Copenhagen (Denmark), Stockholm (Sweden),Continue reading “Scandinavia Cruise Options”
The Cruise Ports Of French Polynesia
Adventures in Paradise – Tahiti, Bora Bora and Moorea Called the French Society Islands they are better known by the individual island names of Tahiti, Bora Bora and Moorea with Tahiti being the largest. The islands are due south of Hawaii on the other side of the equator. Tahiti is part of a volcanic chainContinue reading “The Cruise Ports Of French Polynesia”
The Jones Act And What’s Wrong With Government
In The United States they’re called the Passenger Service Act and the Jones Act and they often prevent todays cruise companies from taking on and disembarking passengers in U.S. ports. The Passenger Service Act was created over 100 years ago to protect the American maritime business from foreign competition. It required that any ship carryingContinue reading “The Jones Act And What’s Wrong With Government”
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