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For group travel planners, Oceania Cruises is a gateway to unparalleled luxury cruising. Esteemed for its strong emphasis on culinary experiences, Oceania offers innovative dining venues, bars, and a curated wine collection across its fleet. Accommodating guests in spacious staterooms, the cruise line sails exclusive itineraries from the Mediterranean to the Caribbean.
From intimate river cruises to grand oceanic voyages, our curated selection showcases the pinnacle of group cruise experiences. Sail through our in-depth reviews and insights, and chart your next group journey on seas and rivers that promise unforgettable adventures and shared memories.
Viking River Cruise’s amenity-rich staterooms provide the perfect oasis after a long day of exploring. Shipboard enrichment activities include lectures on history and regional customs, wine tastings, informative port discussions, and music and dance performances by local artists.
Experience the diverse landscapes of France when sailing on the 12-passenger Panache from European Waterways.
Earlier in January, Norwegian Cruise Line revealed plans for its innovative ship revitalization and renovation program, The Norwegian Edge™, a $400-million investment.
A Christmas on the Danube cruise with Collette is a great way to experience the festivities in these cant’-miss cities.
If you are planning on taking a winter cruise soon, consider these few essentials to pack that will make your trip more enjoyable.
If your soul is craving beauty, history and culture, consider one of these Avalon Waterways itineraries for a relaxing France river cruise.
A springtime cruise aboard Emerald Cruises’ Emerald Star takes passengers through enchanting towns in Holland and Belgium.
Holland America Line’s recently announced Pinnacle class ships bring a new era and approach for the cruise line. Accommodating 2,650 guests, when the ms Koningsdam debuts in February 2016, she’ll have a fresh contemporary styling that still harmonizes with Holland America Line’s classic elegance. Her design has been inspired by “the architecture of music.”
Cruise lines used to offer percentage discounts, but these were confusing. Today, most lines offer set discounts to groups. This discount varies according to the ship and sailing date involved, with the norm being that a group must consist of at least a minimum of 8 staterooms