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How we fell in love with the round-the-world cruise
After 100 years, the luxury of taking a long, languid voyage around the globe is still going strong – and there are more options than ever
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Roads aren't the way to see real America – rivers are
Cruising into the US heartlands gives passengers a front-row seat as life unfolds along the country’s great waterways
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I got married twice to the same man – on the world's most expensive cruise ship
Eighteen years on from her wedding on a cruise ship, our writer steps aboard to do it all again – and does it in style
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Barmy travel rules punish those hoping to cruise overseas once more
The ‘Global don’t-Travel Taskforce’ has once again revealed its ignorance about holidays at sea
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Book early and read the small print: Expert advice to get the best out of cruise excursions
Plan carefully to ensure you don't waste time or money on your holiday
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Cruise holidays are coming back – and the doom-mongers can walk the plank
Long forgotten in the drive to restart travel, cruise fans finally have a date to get excited about
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They're the holidays that naysayers love to hate – but cruises are here to stay
No other holidays conjure such loyalty – and Britons could be back on board from May 17
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Where's your can-do spirit, Guernsey? It's barmy to ban the travellers who've earned you millions
Cruise lines are plotting a return to British waters, but the Channel Island is banning passengers until 2022
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Nowhere is safer than a cruise ship right now – it's time this £10 billion industry restarted
The Government's last 'travel taskforce' was useless for cruise. Jane Archer says there are no excuses this time
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The rise of no-fly cruises: How to avoid planes on your next river cruise
Europe's waterways beckon with plenty of options if you want to skip the flight
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Cruise offers are there, demand will be high and capacity tight – so book now
Companies have switched to generous no-quibble booking policies so customers don’t lose out if things go awry
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Cruises are part of the wellness revolution – despite their reputation for gluttony
Have you heard the one about the cruise passenger who takes a second suitcase full of extra-large clothes to go home in?
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Should travel only be allowed if you've had the vaccine?
Our writers debate whether the vaccine should become mandatory for overseas holidays
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The Government's hollow 'plan' to restart cruising is an insult to millions of Britons
We need real experts to take the helm of cruise recovery – not the Government
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Covid on the first Caribbean cruise was bad timing but shouldn’t end hope for holidays at sea
There is still huge demand for cruises from people who realise that without some risk, there is no life
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