Valentine Cruise Halong Bay

Cinamon cruise Hoian

By: Tony An Dong | 02/01/2010
Cinamon cruise Hoian

Components of the Survey Report Prepared by a Marine Surveyor

By: Marine | 31/12/2009
A marine surveyor is a responsible person who undertakes valuation and evaluation of ships both before and after they are pulled out of water. Usually, a marine survey takes an entire day to complete all the requirements. But, before compiling the final report, a marine surveyor has to ensure that the report meet all the standards and regulations set by the official governing body of the concerned state. In order to ascertain values, a surveyor does hours of research to dig out facts and informa

Carribbean Cruises - 5 Tips to choose the best cruise lines

By: Chenta | 31/12/2009
When thinking about vacation, many tend to list Carribbean cruises as one of the options. However, there are quite a number of Carribbean cruises lines to choose from. It would be time consuming to pick the very best that meet your need. The following tips can save your time.

The Reality Of Living and Working Onboard A Cruise Ship

By: Lee Brinkman | 30/12/2009
Is it the warm thoughts of sun and sand? Is it the lure of exotic places? Is it the romantic dream of living on the ‘love boat’? Everyone has their own reasons for wanting to work on a cruise ship. However, it is important to have a realistic picture of the life and work onboard. Most land-loving civilians believe that ship life is like a paid vacation. They obviously haven’t worked on a cruise ship before. It seems glamorous, but this can be deceiving.

A Personal View Of An Alaskan Cruise

By: Cliff Redgrave | 29/12/2009
The earlier unaccompanied group, on the first sailing in May, had even more sunshine. This trip was, for Rose and I, the holiday of a lifetime. I dislike long-haul flying. That's why we, and 17 other 'followers', decided to have four nights in Las Vegas followed by three nights in San Francisco. Let's put our pre-cruise story to bed quickly.

River Cruise On An Ocean Liner

By: Cliff Redgrave | 29/12/2009
when you float a 122,000-ton ship out of the shipyard into the tiny river Ems, that saying as you can imagine, comes easily to mind. There really was not much more than a hand's breadth of clearance. And if it was tight below, it was not much better either side.

6 Reasons For A First Cruise

By: Cliff Redgrave | 29/12/2009
If you have never cruised before and are unsure of what to expect, then read this article for some fun facts.

Varnish Yacht Brightwork Like a Pro - Part 1

By: Mike Dickens | 28/12/2009
I am a yachting traditionalist and feel that a yacht is not complete without exterior teak or brightwork as its called in the industry. But taking care of it requires some simple know-how.

Asiana Travel Mate

By: Martin | 09/09/2008 | Travel Tips
I have been to Vietnam 11 time in which last 3 years i have been using services of this young local Agent. They concentrate on "Responsible Travel and Sharing" and they really doing very well for last 3 year I have been abserving them.

Best Cycling Tours in Vietnam

By: Martin | 09/09/2008 | Vacation Rentals
Vietnam can be the best of the places to go cycling during your vacations. There are many tour operators who conduct these cycling tours and help the travelers to bond with nature more closely.

Experience the Exciting Saigon Hanoi Day Tour

By: Martin | 09/09/2008 | Destinations
Summary: Saigon and Hanoi are two of the most beautiful cities of Vietnam. Taking day tours are the best way to visit these two cities. Vietnam is a southeast Asian country neighboring China it has Cambodia to its north and Laos to its west. Vietnam, which is the country of Ho Chi Min, is warm and hospitable as well as tourist friendly. Two places that you should visit in Vietnam are Hanoi and Saigon. The best way to tour in and around Saigon and

Top Ten Destination Vietnam

By: Martin | 08/09/2008 | Destinations
Vietnam Top 10 destination: 1: Hanoi 2: Ho Chi Minh city 3: Hoi An old town 4: Halong bay 5: Mekong delta 6: Sapa 7: Mui Ne 8: Nha Trang 9: Ninh Binh 10:Dalat

Vietnam Visa?

By: Martin | 07/09/2008 | Travel Tips
Need a visa to enter Vietnam? Most visitors to Vietnam need a visa to enter the country. Visas are exempted for the citizens of the countries, which have signed a bilateral or unilateral visa exemption agreement with Vietnam, tourist visa may be valid for 15 to 30 days.

Halong Bay

By: Martin | 06/09/2008 | Cruising
It has been years since the Vietnam War ended, and ever since the new government has thrown opens its doors to encourage the growth of its economy and foreign trade, there has been a steady increase of foreigners who are taking a keen interest to explore what Halong Bay Vietnam has to offer. Halong Bay is other wise also known as the bay of the Descending Dragon and is the pride of the Vietnamese people who consider it as the eight wonder in the world. This entire area has been declared as an

Vietnam Travel

By: Martin | 05/09/2008 | Destinations
Travel Vietnam Vietnam beaches are some of the best in the world, if you do not believe this, take a look at the Mekong Delta, this part of Vietnam is surrounded by ocean, and once you are on the edge it will feel like you are standing at the end of the world.