By Eric Goldring
With my third day in Iceland was taken up by work my fourth day was something I was really looking forward to: Glacier Hiking and Ice Wall Climbing. Let me say this about my icy day: “It was the best of times. It was the worst of times.” But in
My first twelve hours in Iceland behind me, but still very fresh in my head, I checked my emails and saw that Rut Magnusdottir, of Friend In Iceland, had left a message that I should bring my bathing suit because she and her partner, Gunner Sigurdsson decided they were going to take
Having just spend a day and a half in Iceland I have come to the conclusion that those traveling to Europe for a Northern European cruise owe it to yourselves to stop in Iceland on the way. It not only is closely related and on the way, it is fascinating,
Later today I am flying to Iceland for a five day visit as part of a Iceland, Faroe Islands, Greenland, Finland…and anywhere else there are cold dark winters trade initiative. The first thing people say to me is, “Why?” to which I say…as a traveler…”Why Not!” I visited Iceland for three
Enjoying the Molecular Bar before dinner at The Kitchen NYC. More to come!
I wrote an article a few weeks ago about Seabourn’s Antarctica cruises. While most people that commented loved the article there were a few comments about how it was wrong to post articles about travel experiences that most people cannot afford. That bothered me. It bothered me not because I
On Friday I spoke at The New York Times Travel Show on the topic of Specialization and How to be Successful in the Travel Industry. I also spoke on a panel discussing Small Ship Cruising…sort of representing Seabourn, but more so the luxury sector from the travel agent, rather than
My family was on United Airlines Flight 784 from San Francisco, California to Newark, New Jersey on January 1, 2013. My wife, without question, received food poisoning from her paid for Cheese and Fruit Plate resulting in a rather poor welcome home after a lovely vacation. It should have been bad
Pam Conover, former President of Seabourn Cruise Line, has been named the Chief Executive Officer of SeaDream Yacht Club and its two 56 cabin “yachts”. This seems like a great fit to me. The SeaDream ships are, in fact, also former Seabourn hardware (its smallest) though Pam was, I believe, working
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