River Cruises: More than a Worthwhile Niche for Travel Agents
by Kerry Tice
River cruising in Douro, Portugal. Photo: Shutterstock.com
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The 3,840-passenger Norwegian Aura will be the brand’s longest and largest vessel in its fleet when it debuts in May 2027.
Azamara Quest will be first up, going into drydock in late October 2026 and emerging in December.
Does getting a sneak peek at what goes into NCL’s entertainment lineup help advisors when it comes to marketing and selling cruises?
“The practice of NCFs has long been a barrier to fair and transparent compensation for travel advisors…”
The refreshed branding and resurrected tagline “celebrates the disrupter mentality that has always set NCL apart.”
The pier, along with a 1.4-acre pool, adults-only Vibe Shore Club, and Splash Pad for kids are all now open.
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