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MSC Cruises Adds New Pre- and Post-Cruise Program - Vimarsana News

MSC Cruises Adds New Pre- and Post-Cruise Program

MSC Cruises announces a new pre- and post-cruise hotel program for guests sailing out of five homeports.

The best time of year for a Europe river cruise holiday - Vimarsana News

The best time of year for a Europe river cruise holiday

Month by month: When to go, what to see and who to sail with.

Venice canals running dry due to lack of rain, low tide - Vimarsana News

Venice canals running dry due to lack of rain, low tide

Following weeks of no rainfall, and with last summer’s drought still fresh for Italy, many of Venice’s celebrated canals are running dry. This time of year, flooding is usually the biggest concern for the City of Water, but abnormally low tides and lack of rain have caused water taxis, ambulan...

Venice Canals Running Dry Due to Lack of Rain and Low Tide - Vimarsana News

Venice Canals Running Dry Due to Lack of Rain and Low Tide

Following weeks of no rainfall and with last summer’s drought still fresh for Italy, many of Venice’s canals are running dry.

Venice to ban large cruise ships after UNESCO threatens to "blacklist" city – Travel Weekly - Vimarsana News

Venice to ban large cruise ships after UNESCO threatens to "blacklist" city – Travel Weekly

Ali Coulton 21 Jul 2021 Italy will officially ban large cruise ships from Venice next month to avoid getting “blacklisted” by the United Nations. The Italian Minister of Culture Dario Franceschini announced the decision on 13 July, declaring the city’s waterways a “national monument”. The ban will apply to ships larger than 25,000 tonnes, with a waterline hull length of 180 metres or an aerial draft exceeding 35 metres, meaning large yachts may also be excluded from the tourism hotspot. It applies to Saint Mark’s Square basin an...