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Porthole Cruise and Travel, 01 Octubre 2026

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ArticleJudi Cuervo

Judi Cuervo began her cruise writ­ing in 1998 with Porthole where, as J.C. Trav­ell, she authored the Jane Q. Cruiser and horo­scope columns as well as reg­u­lar ship reviews. A New York City nat­ive, her cruise writ­ing has appeared in regional,...

Judi Cuervo

ArticleCONTRIBUTORS

Kate Wick­ers is a Brit­ish freel­ance journ­al­ist, nov­el­ist, and world trav­eler. Her work includes travel, cul­ture, and food fea­tures for inter­na­tional pub­lic­a­tions, includ­ing The Tele­graph, The Scots­man, The Daily Mail, The New...

CONTRIBUTORS

ArticleLola Méndez

Lola Méndez is an Uruguay­a­nAmer­ican who writes about sus­tain­ab­il­ity, travel, life­style, well­ness, LGBTQ+, and Lat­ine top­ics for CNN, USA Today, InStyle, ELLE, Refinery29, and her respons­ib­le­travel blog, Miss­Fil­a­telista. com.You can...

Lola Méndez

ArticleJon Flem­ing

Jon Flem­ing lives in Lon­don, U.K., and has been trav­el­ing all his adult life — from a month-long round-Europe rail trip when he was 18, to a year-long roundthe-world back­pack­ing trip for his hon­ey­moon. For the last two dec­ades, he has been...

Jon Flem­ing

ArticleTerry Elward

Terry Elward is a writer who loves ancient ruins, sup­ports eco-friendly tour­ism, and travels the world in search of the densest jungle and the finest cham­pagne. Her work has appeared in pub­lic­a­tions such as Inter­na­tional Liv­ing, Time Out...

Terry Elward

ArticlePUBLISHER’S LETTER

EVERY CULTURE IN THE WORLD has pretty sim­ilar ideas about greet­ing trav­el­ers: Do it with a smile and a spirit of gen­er­os­ity. This is really evid­ent in what I might call the “global warm-water ports” — those places in the Med, South­east Asia,...

PUBLISHER’S LETTER

ArticleDAY@SEA MADE FOR THE MEKONG

Ifeel the unex­pec­ted, soft brush of wings from a low-fly­ing horn­bill as I travel by bicycle rick­shaw in the Viet­namese river­side vil­lage of Sa Dec, where life plods on much as it has done for cen­tur­ies, in a region defined by the mighty...

DAY@SEA MADE FOR THE MEKONG

ArticlePERFECT INGREDIENTS

There are a num­ber of ways to indulge in innov­at­ive culin­ary mas­ter­pieces cre­ated by glob­ally-revered James Beard Found­a­tion chefs. You might score a table at a JBF chef’s pop­u­lar res­taur­ant, attend a Taste Amer­ica show­case that...

PERFECT INGREDIENTS

ArticleIn Depth: Luxe Ant­arc­tica

In 2010, I cruised to Ant­arc­tica from Ushuaia, Argen­tina. In the days before the explo­sion of lux­ury ships in those epic seas, I traveled aboard a ret­ro­fit­ted Chilean icebreaker with exactly zero bells and whistles. To this day, I can recall...

In Depth: Luxe Ant­arc­tica

ArticleSHORE LEAVE

Greece is cel­eb­rated as a des­tin­a­tion for diverse vaca­tions that blend together cul­ture, ancient his­tory, and leis­urely beach days. Yet one island holds more his­toric import­ance (and mys­tery) than the oth­ers, while still offer­ing...

SHORE LEAVE