Another blog for cruise lovers - this time from Oceania Cruises

For the first time ever, Oceania Cruises, the award-winning, upper-premium cruise line, affords an insider’s view and insights into what takes place behind the scenes through the line’s new blog – Taste the Wonderful World of Oceania Cruises.

The new blog is a home on the Internet where past guests and those interested in learning more about Oceania Cruises can read the latest news about onboard and onshore happenings, product enhancements, interact with key executives, team members and more.

The line’s executives and bloggers-at-large will take readers behind-the-scenes, granting them insider’s access to the ships and the world’s most scenic ports, including videos and still images taken at the Italian shipyard where Marina and Riviera are being built. Oceania Cruises also welcomes its past guests and crew to become guest bloggers.

According to Senior Vice President of Marketing James Rodriguez, “Oceania Cruises is incredibly fortunate to have such loyal past guests and travel agent partners. This new blog is an exciting new way for us to engage them in ongoing open dialogue and provide them with unique insights.”

For more about James Rodriguez, take a look at his View from the Bridge contribution for Prow's Edge Cruise Magazine in which he talks about "Discovering the World in Style"!

To check out the new Taste the Wonderful World of Oceania Cruises blog, go to www.oceaniacruisesblog.com

PORTS OF CALL YOU'VE PROBABLY NOT EVEN HEARD OF BEFORE

Another Cruise Industry Leader Shares His Views at Prow's Edge.

Another addition to the popular View from the Bridge pages at Prow's Edge Cruise Magazine , in which leaders in the cruise industry share their "views from the bridge", features James Rodriguez, Senior Vice President, Marketing at Oceania Cruises in which he highlights some truly exotic destinations offered by Oceania Cruises.

These are destinations in "far away fabulous places you're just longing to see" to quote Dotor Doolittle, such as the appealingly named Nosy Be, in Madagascar, and Dakar in Senegal, Walvis Bay in Namibia, and Kaohsiung in Waiwan.

Altogether, Oceania ships will be visiting 30 exotic ports for the very first time. Among the destinations whose appeals are well documented are Martinique, Mexico’s Costa Maya, Colonial Williamsburg, Charleston, San Juan, Mombasa, Zanzibar, Yangon (Rangoon), Manila, Sri Lanka, United Arab Emirates and Cape Town. In South Africa, Nautica will call at Durban, East London and Richards Bay.

Take a look at James Rodriguez's View from the Bridge at http://www.prowsedge.com/views-james-rodriguez.html for more details.