Avalon Waterways
This river cruise fleet features sleek, contemporary ships with state-of-the-art technology, offering travelers spacious staterooms, glorious views, entertaining onboard activities and engaging local guides in Eastern and Western European waterways. Currently, the largest ship accommodates 226 passengers.

Carnival
With multi-tiered showrooms, sound systems and state-of-the-art video equipment, Carnival can fulfill your incentive and corporate needs while also providing guests of all ages with a wide variety of fun activities. Carnival offers 3, 4 and 5-night cruises in the Caribbean, Mexico, Alaska, Bahamas, Canada, Hawaii and South America.

Celebrity Cruises
Celebrity offers an extensive fleet of award-winning premium class ships with high-tech conference facilities, spacious lounges and meeting areas. The only major cruise line to call on the Galapagos Islands, Celebrity also offers 4, 5 and 7-night cruises in the Caribbean, Bahamas, Alaska, Canada/New England, Europe, the Pacific Northwest and South America. The latest class of ship, Solstice Class, debuted in November 2008 with the Celebrity Solstice accommodating 2,850 passengers and offering outstanding personal service and onboard activities.

Disney Cruise Line
Named one of the best large cruise ships by Travel + Leisure magazine in 2008, Disney Cruise Line offers 3 and 4-night Bahamian cruises which can be combined with Disney World, 7-night Caribbean cruises and European itineraries from 7 to 12 nights. The two identical ships, Disney Magic and Disney Wonder, each accommodating over 1,800 passengers, offer legendary service and Disney magic to kids and adults alike.

Halong Cruises
With four luxurious decks and exquisite ornamentation, the Halong Jasmine is the largest cruise junk in Ha Long Bay, Vietnam accommodating a maximum of 44 guests in 4-star luxury. Launched in November 2007, this ship operates 2 and 3-day cruises offering swimming and sunbathing, exploration of local lagoons and visits to beautiful limestone grottoes. Guests can slip into a kayak or bamboo rowboat, or enjoy a wide variety of spa treatments and massages onboard to nurture the body, mind and spirit.

Heritage Line
The Jayavarman, a unique luxury riverboat on the Mekong River in Vietnam and Cambodia, is a 20th century boutique style cruise ship holding 54 guests and featuring distinctive Indochine and French colonial style. With an inaugural voyage scheduled from Saigon to Siem Reap in August 2009, the Jayavarman will operate 3, 4 and 7-night cruises between Vietnam and Cambodia.

Holland America Line
These mid-size ships accommodate between 1,380 to 1,918 passengers, sailing with nearly one crew member for every two guests and providing a gracious, classic cruise with elegant fine dining, abundant spacious private verandahs, and large staterooms. Holland America is one of the top cruise lines in the premium segment, sailing to Alaska, Europe, the Caribbean and the world.

Iberostar Hotels & Resorts
The Iberostar Grand Amazon cruise ship allows guests to acquaint themselves with one of the most important biospheres on earth, providing field trips, dance classes, fishing and ecological classes, and motorboat excursions through the local lakes.

MSC Cruises
Christened by screen legend Sophia Loren, the ships of MSC Cruises blend European charm and modern Italian elegance. One of the fastest growing cruise lines in the premium segment, the fleet sails to Europe, the Caribbean and South America, accommodating up to 3,887 passengers.

Nomade Yachting Bora Bora
These stylish, private yachts accommodating a maximum of 40 guests, are elegant, distinguished and cosmopolitan, with a great deal of space for comparatively few passengers. This enables travelers to enjoy a private dinner under the stars, an intimate lunch on a glamorous daybed, or a romantic frolic in a lagoon. Nomade Yachting Bora Bora is positioned year-round in French Polynesia.

Norwegian Cruise Line
This young, hip, and innovative fleet focuses on freedom and flexibility, enabling guests to eat where they want, when they want, and with whom they want. There is also an extremely wide array of accommodations and activities, and no dress code. NCL sails to over 150 ports on five continents including the Caribbean, Alaska, Europe, South America - and specializing in Bermuda and Hawaii. This is one of the few cruise lines to sail out of New York City, and in addition to longer cruises, offers 2 day weekend getaways as well.

Princess Cruises
From grand vessels carrying over 3,000 guests to smaller ships hosting 680, Princess Cruises provides elegant surroundings and an unhurried ambiance with unique itineraries in Europe, Alaska, the Caribbean, Canada, Asia, Australia and New Zealand. Princess Cruises introduced the newest member of the fleet, Ruby Princess, in 2008 offering nearly 900 staterooms with private balconies.

Quasar Nautica Cruises
This fleet of five intimate high-end yachts accommodating between 16 to 32 guests is positioned year-round in the Galapagos Islands. There is something for everyone - Naturalist cruises for those with a keen interest in the flora and fauna of the Galapagos; Active cruises for those who enjoy longer hikes, more snorkeling and more kayaking; and Family cruises specifically for families to enjoy together. The yachts are owned and operated by Quasar and offer 5-star cuisine and some of the best naturalists and diving guides on the Islands.

Sea Cloud Cruises
Comprised of two imposing tall ships and two luxurious river cruise vessels, travelers with Sea Cloud Cruises can reach the most exotic destinations in Europe and the Caribbean in a relaxed and casual atmosphere in which first-class chefs create culinary delights. The latest tall ship, Sea Cloud Hussar, is due out in 2010, accommodating a maximum of 96 guests.

Star Clippers
A fabulous alternative to mainstream cruising, Star Clippers offers the thrill of sailing on an authentic re-creation of a tall ship from the Golden Age of Sail where the traditions of the past are combined with the comforts of the present day. The fleet is comprised of three ships accommodating between 170 to 227 guests sailing in the Caribbean, Mediterranean, Southeast Asia and Tahiti.

Viking River Cruises
River cruising provides a comfortable and convenient way to travel to a great variety of destinations, sailing directly to the heart of a city center and docking in the middle of town. Designed to accommodate between 150 to 300 guests, the flat-bottomed shape of the Viking River Cruise ships ensures a safe and smooth ride without worries of motion sickness.

Yacht La Pinta
Accommodating a maximum of 32 guests, Yacht La Pinta offers a luxurious, lavish and yet relaxed atmosphere through the Galapagos Islands. Guests will enjoy discovery, adventure, environmental interpretation, aquatic activities, superb service and great dining within a haven of relaxation and tranquility.