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Canadian World Traveller Winter 2018-19 Issue

Now in our 17th year of publishing, Canadian World Traveller explores the culture and history of worldwide destinations, sharing the adventure of discovery with our readers and motivating them to make their travel dreams a reality. Published quarterly, CWT helps sophisticated, independent Canadian travellers choose their next destination by offering a lively blend of intelligent, informative articles and tantalizing photographic images from our World’s best destinations, cruises, accommodations and activities to suit every traveller's taste.

Now in our 17th year of publishing, Canadian World Traveller explores the culture and history of worldwide destinations, sharing the adventure of discovery with our readers and motivating them to make their travel dreams a reality. Published quarterly, CWT helps sophisticated, independent Canadian travellers choose their next destination by offering a lively blend of intelligent, informative articles and tantalizing photographic images from our World’s best destinations, cruises, accommodations and activities to suit every traveller's taste.

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Ritz-Carlton Yacht Name Revealed<br />

The Ritz-Carlton Yacht Collection announced the name of their inaugural yacht on<br />

December 5th, <strong>2018</strong> at the International Luxury Travel Market in Cannes, France. The<br />

first yacht will be named Azora, meaning “sky blue”, a word of Spanish origin derived<br />

from “azure” and the<br />

color “azul”. Evoking<br />

the beauty of the sky<br />

and the ocean,<br />

Azora is a name that<br />

encourages guests to<br />

immerse themselves<br />

in the color of travel<br />

and experience the<br />

world with The Ritz-<br />

Carlton Yacht<br />

Collection.<br />

www.ritzcarltonyachtcollection.com<br />

Adventure Canada Setting<br />

Sail Back to Ireland<br />

The Ireland Circumnavigation begins in<br />

Dublin on June 9, 20<strong>19</strong>, when guests will<br />

board Adventure Canada’s <strong>19</strong>8 passenger<br />

ship, Ocean Endeavour, to sail<br />

around Ireland and experience its friendly<br />

folk, rolling countryside, charming villages,<br />

and rugged seascapes.<br />

Expedition highlights include sailing past the picturesque Skellig Islands, exploring<br />

the beautiful Dingle Peninsula, visiting the mysterious and unique Giant’s Causeway<br />

and the huge Rock of Cashel. The expedition will also include the beautiful Ring of<br />

Kerry, as well as castles, cathedrals, national parks, Irish pubs, vibrant cities and villages,<br />

and the dramatic Cliffs of Moher. Guests will also visit Tory Island - a remote<br />

island inhabited by a small Gaelic community of fewer than 200 people with their<br />

own king. www.adventurecanada.com<br />

Cunard Launches New Holistic Spa Concept<br />

Luxury cruise line Cunard announces Mareel Wellness & Beauty: a new spa conceptdeveloped<br />

in partnership with wellness innovator Canyon Ranch, to be rolled out<br />

across its fleet. Mareel will launch exclusively on board the newly-refurbished Queen<br />

Elizabeth this December <strong>2018</strong>, closely followed by Queen Victoria and on flagship<br />

liner Queen Mary 2 in November 2020.<br />

Mareel, meaning phosphorescence of<br />

the ocean, is taken from the ancient<br />

Norse language and speaks to the illuminating<br />

light and healing energy of<br />

the sea. The new brand will offer a<br />

holistic approach with an extended spa<br />

treatment menu of mineral-rich seawater<br />

and marine-based experiences as<br />

well as a redesign of the entire spa<br />

facility.<br />

www.cunard.com<br />

Amawaterways Unveils 2020<br />

Preview Brochure with New<br />

River Cruise Offerings<br />

The river cruise industry continues to<br />

experience rapid growth and increased<br />

bookings, and at the forefront of that is<br />

industry leader AmaWaterways. The<br />

recent release of the company’s 2020<br />

preview brochure introduces new land<br />

extensions and itineraries on its awardwinning<br />

ships – including the revolutionary<br />

AmaMagna.<br />

Chartering New Waters<br />

Only a year after her launch, AmaMagna<br />

will cruise new waters and continue to elevate<br />

the luxury of river cruising, expanding<br />

her presence to the lower Danube on<br />

four select departures. The innovative ship<br />

will cruise the seven-night Gems of<br />

Southeast Europe itinerary between<br />

Budapest, Hungary and Giurgiu, Romania<br />

through Hungary, Croatia, Serbia,<br />

Bulgaria and Romania with stops at fascinating<br />

sites such as the ethereal<br />

Belogradchik Rocks and the UNESCOdesignated<br />

Rock-Hewn Churches of<br />

Ivanovo.<br />

AmaMagna will also sail the popular 14-<br />

night Grand Danube Cruise, between<br />

Vilshofen, Germany and Giurgui,<br />

Romania traveling to seven countries and<br />

offering scenic views through the Iron<br />

Gates between Serbia and Romania.<br />

Measuring twice the width of a traditional<br />

European river cruise ship, the luxurious<br />

AmaMagna allows for added personal<br />

space in the large suites (the majority 355<br />

sq. ft. or larger); four tempting dining<br />

venues, including the Al Fresco<br />

Restaurant, Jimmy’s Wine Bar Restaurant,<br />

The Chef’s Table Restaurant and Main<br />

Restaurant; and new enticing amenities,<br />

such as the expansive Zen Wellness Studio<br />

and the innovative Water Sports Platform<br />

complete with the Sundowner vessel for<br />

complimentary tours of the Danube.<br />

www.amawaterways.com<br />

Royal-Caribbean Scenic Seabourn SeaDream Si

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