Take a deep dive into the rich wine-making traditions of the Bordeaux region of France.

A new itinerary through the famous wine region in southwestern France promises chocolate, charm and chateaux – cruise writer ...

What is the difference between Barge Cruising and River Cruising ... and wine (of course). Paris is always a good idea, don’t you think? Some of the barge cruises in France start or end in ...

Just about any meal you can think of is offered as you glide along the river – or as the company puts it, Paris's "most beautiful avenue." There are also hourlong cruise-only trips, for those ...

One of the continent’s most culturally and historically significant rivers, the Rhine offers a glimpse into Central and ...

This year is shaping up to be a notable one for river cruising with some 20 new ships, an unexplored river and a new player ...

If you'd like to take a cruise but aren't interested in the hustle and bustle of a massive ocean liner, consider a river cruise ... barge cruises throughout France on six different canals ...

It will take travelers from Paris to Normandy ... "It's a river rich in romance, history and culinary heritage – everything our guests love. We're excited to bring our distinctive Emerald Cruises ...

Emerald Cruises plans to launch two ... company’s first vessel on the Seine River in northern France. Emerald Lumi will operate round trips from Paris, starting in 2027, on trips that will ...