From today through Tuesday, December 21st, Celebrity Cruises will be offering a $100 shipboard credit per stateroom on 2022 cruises on 3 nights or less and a $200 shipboard credit per stateroom on cruises of 6 nights or more. Good on 2022 cruises to Alaska - Europe - Caribbean and Asia. Certain terms and conditions apply. This deal is on top of all other current Celebrity offers. Please give us a call this weekend to book your 2022 Celebrity Cruise! Call us at 804-557-3006.

Florence. It was the epicenter of the Renaissance, the place where the glorious rebirth of Classical Greek and Roman culture sprung up in 16th century Italy, spread across Europe, and remade Western Civilization. There is no more essential place in the world than Florence to observe how the modern world sprung out of the Dark Ages. Florence is where the greatest of the great artists lived and worked, including the definitive figures of the Renaissance, Michelangelo and Leonardo da Vinci. And today Florence is still the place where you can see many of the most magnificent artworks in all of history. Give us a call at 804-557-3006. We’ll be delighted to discuss your custom Italian vacation.

NCL Sale Ends November 15, 2021. Save 35% plus receive free drinks, internet, excursions, tips and more, plus the second guest in a stateroom flies for free. Call us at 804 557 3006 to grab your next NCL cruise! Selected sailings in 2024 and 2025 are also now open for booking.

We have a flash sale going on with Holland America now through 11/18/21. Book most cruises to sail by 5/31/2022 and kids go free as 3rd and 4th in a stateroom. This includes most holiday cruises. Please call us for prices and details. 804-557-3006.

Norwegian Cruise Lines Holdings CEO, Frank Del Rio, made news this week on a quarterly earnings call, stating that Norwegian, Regent Seven Seas Cruises, and Oceania Cruises will continue to require passengers to be vaccinated “indefinitely.”

“We’re going to announce very, very soon that we have indefinitely extended our 100% vaccination requirement,” he said. “I think that today that continues to be a competitive advantage to our three brands.”

“I think our three brands emerge from this COVID crisis in much better standing in the consumer’s eye because of our strong early stands on health and safety, vaccinations. It’s something we want to build on.”

Del Rio said he believes, that the tendency for NCLH guests, and cruise guests in general, to be more vaccinated than the public will continue.

“We’re not going to sacrifice the health and safety of anyone for the sake of adding a point or two or three or whatever the number is to load. So we will continue mandating a 100% vaccination as long as the science dictates that that’s what we ought to do,” he said.