Enjoy this new video from Princess Cruises, showcasing its itineraries in Japan.  You may not have thought about cruising to an exotic destination like Japan, but especially since it's made up of so many islands, it's a great idea to sail around the islands in comfort and style!  

From high altitude sky biking through the Ecuadorian cloud forest, to white water rafting down the Pacuare River, here are 5 top adrenaline-filled adventures in the rainforests of Latin America!

Sky Biking in Mashpi Reserve, Ecuador:  

Princess Cruises just announced a new partnership with award-winning composer Stephen Schwartz.  Schwartz will create four musicals to be performed across the Princess fleet.  

If you haven’t dined at Remy on the Disney Fantasy and Disney Dream yet, you most likely haven’t had the exceptional experience of tasting dishes developed by Chef Arnaud Lallement. Hear first-hand from Chef Arnaud about his commitment to bringing excellence to Remy & Disney Cruise Line!

When you're in the market for a cruise vacation, rely on your Celebrations International Travel agent to get you the best deal.  Our knowledgeable agents will ask the right questions to help  determine the type of cruise and destinations that best match the vacation experience you're looking for.  

Enjoy this video showcasing what Disney Cruise Line has to offer parents (and adults traveling without children), in addition to all of the family fun Disney is known for.  

Disney Cruise Line is just as popular a honeymoon option as the Disneyland and Walt Disney World.  In fact, during my family's Disney Cruise Line vacation, we saw a honeymoon couple who wore their bride and groom Mickey hats throughout the entire cruise!  

On the heels of the World Cup soccer tournament, here are 10 ideas for sporting event trips.  This article is part of our ongoing series on Celebrating Life Through Travel.

We all need a treat sometimes.  As part of our Celebrating Life Through Travel blog series, here are 10 Trips to Treat Yourself To:

Family retreats, whether planned for 6 or 600, are meant to allow family members to spend time together and re-connect.  

I tend to think of family retreats as trips where the focus is on doing things together as a family, as opposed to the typical buzz of "meet, greet, and split" on family reunion trips, where each nuclear family or smaller group might do their own thing.