5 Merry Essentials to Cruising over Christmas and New Year’s
Last year, we gave each other one holiday gift: a Caribbean cruise that took place over Christmas.
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Travel Tips
On Star Legend You Can Build Your Own Mediterranean Christmas Market Cruise
Like many travelers, I’ve enjoyed Christmas market cruises on European rivers like the Rhine and Danube, visiting the sometimes-snowy markets in Germany, Austria, Hungary, and France. But what if you could enjoy Christmas markets in the Mediterranean? You can.
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FAQ: What is Windstar’s Star Collector Program?
More and more, when travelers begin to invest, first in planning a trip and then by taking it, they’re wanting to spend more time in the places they’re going to. In fact, longer trips to long-haul destinations is a big trend in 2025.
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How Will Your Family Celebrate Father’s Day This Year? We’ve Got a Few Ideas
I’ve built a Windstar Dad list, mostly from watching the best dad I know — my husband — light up with joy at somewhat surprising things while cruising with Windstar.
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FAQ: How Can You Experience the Prix du Monde of Monaco with Windstar?
One of Monaco’s signature world events is its annual F1 (Formula One) race, which this year takes place on Sunday, May 25. In official language, F1 is is the highest class of international racing for open-wheel single-seater formula racing cars sanctioned by the Fédération Internationale de l’Automobile. In less daunting words, it essentially consists of a
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FAQ: Why Consider a Cruise Tour Before or After Your Next Voyage?
This year, one travel theme I keep hearing, over and over again, is how travelers are taking longer trips that may involve different segments, combining land and sea. One seamless way to do that is to book a cruise line-organized Cruise Tour that extends your voyage either before or after. “With cruise tours, there are
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How Will New Trends in Travel Affect Your Next Trips?
More than just focusing on trendy, in-demand places to visit in 2025 we’re seeing that travelers are intrigued by experiences and trips that allow explorations in new ways.
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When is the Best Time to Cruise? It Depends!
One of the questions we often hear from travelers is “when is the best time to cruise?” It’s hard to answer because there are so many possibilities! Do you prefer peak season in the Mediterranean or shoulder or winter voyages there? Do you like cooler climates or more tropical ones? Are you interested in marquee
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The Ultimate Guide to Cruising Solo
A solo cruise is an amazing way to travel, whether you’re looking to see the world, get away from it all or meet new people! Before you dive in, though, there are a few things you’ll want to know. A solo cruise is slightly different from a cruise with someone else and calls for a
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A Traveler’s Guide: Best Tips to Stay Safe in the Sun
How do we reconcile protecting ourselves from the harmful effects of the sun’s rays with protecting the watery environment we cherish?
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Here’s Why Travel Advisors Might Just Be Your Best Friend
I was at a writers’ retreat last month in New Orleans with some friends — travel journalists and editors — whom you might call extremely experienced when it comes to trip planning. One pal had booked a cruise on a large ship and was facing issues. She told us she doesn’t even want to go
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For Mother’s Day, Celebrate with a Family Trip
It’s a mild August evening at the historic Liotrivi estate in Monemvasia, Greece, and our group is transfixed by traditional Greek dancers twirling and winding through the patch of olive trees where we’ve just eaten dinner, a king’s feast of fresh olives, tomatoes, feta cheese, sausage, bread, tzatziki and wine. The trill of the bouzouki,
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Tips for Solo Women Traveling Across the Globe
Whether you’re booking a cruise, flying internationally or embarking on a solo road trip, here are some invaluable travel tips to ensure stress-free adventures and smooth sailing.
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21 Best Public Art Displays in the World
One of the best things to do on vacation is explore and experience a new location through sightseeing. You can learn about the area’s history and see mesmerizing nature and works of art. Art can convey messages that touch your soul or make you think, or it can simply be amazing to look at. Regardless
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Following the Frankincense Trail
Frankincense was one of the most valuable commodities traded in the ancient world. An ordinary Boswellia tree produces the golden resin that became so popular that Oman developed routes to facilitate frankincense trade. Now, the Frankincense Trail remains a protected cultural attraction for travelers. People can visit the main sites, cities and ports that boosted
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20 Best UNESCO World Heritage Sites in Italy
Italy has more World Heritage sites than anywhere in the world, with over 50 officially designated sites and many tentative spots up for consideration. Italy has a significant cultural and artistic influence on the Western world and is one of the best places for travelers to visit when exploring the vast culture of Europe. With
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