Seabourn is starting off 2012 with some significant offerings on some very interesting sailings.  What I can tell you is that while I have been very critical of the “free” things that you are actually paying for (hotels, upgrades, etc.), if you look at the pricing prior to these offerings

I know I have been on sort of a role about being a bit kinder to fellow travelers.  I also know I have been a bit harsh in putting forth the message; I guess, in large part, because it seems like the ones that actually need the message won’t hear

There is an interesting, though disturbing, phenomenon that raises its ugly head too many times:  The Thrill of Writing Negative Cruise Reviews. On Cruise Critic (the website of so much inaccuracy and social dysfunction that it boggles most minds), there is presently a woman on the Seabourn Pride (posting as

This has been quite a year for me, personally, and for Goldring Travel. I have traveled from the mountains of Lake Tahoe, California to the beaches of Sardinia; wandered the streets of Rome and was among the first to cruise on the Seabourn Quest; relaxed in a beautiful villa in

As I read things on the web I am seeing that annual overtone of some folks that seek to dampen the joys of holiday cruises and other vacations by complaining about a single incident that happened weeks or months ago as if that single incident is going to be repeated

This time of year I received many e-mails from clients and potential clients seeking advice for their next vacation. While that is great news, and I love to help them, there is a problem…A Big Problem. The problem is, well, e-mails. Too many of us have become so reliant on

John Delaney, Seabourn Cruise’s senior vice president for sales and marketing, announced in Travel Weekly UK some things that I have and aware of, but have not been able to share with you until now. The first exciting bit of is that Seabourn intends on having the Seabourn Sojourn spending

I have compared, in a number of articles, some of the differences between the various luxury cruise lines.  One of those points is that Seabourn’s smaller ships can go places other cruise ships simply cannot.  This recent photo of the Seabourn Legend as it transits the Corinth Canal in Greece