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Say hello to American Pioneer, the newest ship to join the fleet of American Cruise Lines, the operator that reinvented river ...

This report was updated with a statement from American Queen Voyages. A number of trade organizations have suspended sales of American Queen Voyages over ongoing service issues. While leaving the door ...

Whether you're fascinated by American history, culture and cuisine or you've enjoyed river cruising in Europe but are now looking to explore closer to home, U.S. river cruises are an easy and ...

The Hornblower Group has been acquired by Strategic Value Partners, LLC (SVP). American Queen Voyages will be sold, or if there is no sale, its operations will cease for good. Adam Peakes, President, ...

American Cruise Lines has announced an expanded fleet and three new itineraries. The company is adding capacity and itineraries on the Mississippi River and tributaries, by introducing the first-ever ...

The suspense about where the four American Queen Voyages’ (AQV) U.S. river vessels will end up is nearly over. Today, Travel Agent learned that—pending court approval—American Cruise Lines (ACL), the ...

American Cruise Lines introduced its 21st ship, the American Pioneer, on Nov. 10 with a christening in Key West. The ship ...

American Cruise Lines’ fall foliage cruises on the Hudson River are so popular they typically sell out a year in advance. Now, building off the success of those September and October sailings, the ...

One of the things I love about river cruising is the idea of unpacking once and letting the captain take it from there as we explore a variety of destinations. When many people think of river cruises, ...

My recent weeklong Mississippi River cruise on the American Queen took me back through history on the last overnight steam paddlewheeler plying the muddy waters between New Orleans and Memphis.

A terrified Chief Brody uttered one of the most memorable quotes in American cinematic history in the 1975 thriller “Jaws,” a watershed movie filmed here on Martha’s Vineyard, an affluent island 7 ...