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An uptick in tourists expected for this year's cruise ship season | Local News - Vimarsana News

An uptick in tourists expected for this year's cruise ship season | Local News

Kodiak’s 2024 cruise ship season starts with a bang on April 21, when the largest ship of the year visits. The 2,376-passenger Norwegian Jewel will be tied up at Pier

You should visit Napier, New Zealand for its incredible art deco architecture - Vimarsana News

You should visit Napier, New Zealand for its incredible art deco architecture

If this New Zealand town hadn’t suffered devastating destruction in an earthquake in 1931 it would likely have never become the self-styled art deco tourist attraction that it is now.

Source: smh.com.au
Town records 'biggest season ever' for cruises | Otago Daily Times Online News - Vimarsana News

Town records 'biggest season ever' for cruises | Otago Daily Times Online News

A record year has been notched up for cruise ship visits to Bluff. There have been nearly 20 cruise ships at Bluff this summer, which is the...

Source: odt.co.nz
You should visit Napier, New Zealand for its incredible art deco architecture - Vimarsana News

You should visit Napier, New Zealand for its incredible art deco architecture

If this New Zealand town hadn’t suffered devastating destruction in an earthquake in 1931 it would likely have never become the self-styled art deco tourist attraction that it is now.

Silver Muse, Silverseas cruises: Luxury ship with the best coffee sea - Vimarsana News

Silver Muse, Silverseas cruises: Luxury ship with the best coffee sea

On behalf of a nation of espresso-sipping extremists, Silversea’s Silver Muse is doing god’s work in the caffeinating department.

Source: smh.com.au