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ting them to a different city and or coun-
try, each day. They enjoy the freedom of
choice and the luxury of time."
When asked about trends in the luxury
cruise industry, she says, "We are seeing
an interesting development in expedition
cruising and a more active traveler, one
who desires to combine the rich history
and culture of a destination with explo-
rations by bicycle, e-bike, kayaking and
hiking."
Once you decide to take a luxury cruise,
the next step is deciding where in the
world you want to go. So what are the
destinations Dimension in Travel's clients
are booking the most?
"Egypt, Egypt and Egypt!" Romano
enthusiastically replies. "Japan and Mo-
rocco continue to intrigue travelers and
Italy and France, well, the demand has
not slowed down."
I plan to make cruising a lifelong part
of my travel experiences. Whether it's a
lavish and leisurely cruise to Croatia and
Greece or an adventurous river cruise in
Egypt, cruising is a superb and has-
sle-free way to see the world. n
Resource:
Dimensions in Travel
800-828-2962 or 415-883-3245
201 Alameda del Prado, Suite 203
Novato
dimensionsintravel.com
Clockwise from top left: Africa and Egypt are
hot tickets for world travelers. (Top) A leopard
in Chiefs Camp, Botswana; Temple of Edfu in
Egypt. (Bottom left) Temples at Abu Simel in
Egypt. – Photos courtesy of Dimensions in Travel
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