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Tips on Luggage

Written by Nate Vallier, Alaska Travel Desk, for 2025 World Cruise on Crown Princess Tips on Luggage is an expose by Nate Vallier, Alaska Travel Desk from the 2025 World Cruise on board Crown Princess. With 30+ years in the travel business, Nate offers his thoughts and ideas on luggage, particularly for long cruises like […]

Nate’s World Cruise

Auckland and Sailaway by Nate Vallier, Alaska Travel Desk and Chillie Falls, May 31, 2025 We last heard from Nate as he was preparing to commence on a 17 hour flight from New York to Auckland, New Zealand. CLICK HERE for Day 1 post. The Quantas flight was fine, just the longest flight in Nate’s […]

Nate’s World Cruise Day 1

Written by Nate Vallier, Alaska Travel Desk, May 29, 2025 Over the next 60 days or so, we will be following my friend and business associate, Nate Vallier, Alaska Travel Desk, on his world cruise aboard Crown Princess. He will sail on March 31, 2025 from Auckland, New Zealand. Day 1 finds Nate in New […]

Just Launched: 2026 Accessible Mediterranean Cruise!

Sage Traveling, May 14, 2025 Hello travelers!  We’re excited to announce a brand-new adventure on the horizon—our 2026 Escorted Accessible Mediterranean Group Cruise is officially open for bookings!  Plus, a spot just opened up for our sold-out Greek Isles & Turkey Accessible Group Cruise—don’t miss this rare chance to join us! Get ready to explore stunning ports with ease, comfort, and […]

Dirty Dishes In Corridor

Written by Chillie Falls, AccessAdventure.net, February 5, 2025 Today, award-winning journalist and researcher Catie Kovelman published an article on Cruise Hive about basic cruise ship etiquette that all cruisers should follow. (https://www.cruisehive.com/friendly-reminder-stop-leaving-cutlery-all-over-your-cruise-ship/159125) Basically, I agree with Catie’s premise and conclusion. However, I must object to one area of the article. When discussing the need to […]