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Anchors aweigh! It's full steam ahead for cruisers of all ages. New state-of-the art ships set sail as Cruise Lines International Association (CLIA), the official cruise industry trade organization, celebrates its Silver Anniversary.

Theme cruises have evolved to satisfy virtually every interest, from golf and basketball to jazz and classical music, from art appreciation and world literature to Cordon Bleu cookery and computers.

The Caribbean still holds sway as the number one cruise destination. However, European itineraries continually expand, along with cruises to Alaska, New England and Canada. For adventurous types, exotic destinations such as Antarctica, Fiji, the Ivory Coast, Morocco, Madagascar and Tahiti beckon.

Honeymooners and couples, youthful and mature alike, will discover rafts of activities as well as romance-at sea and on-shore. Single travelers are welcome to join the party, too. With so many shipboard activities, making new friends is a breeze! Families get the white-glove treatment with menus and programs designed especially for children and teens. For busy types who can't spare much time at sea, short cruises of five days or less are just the ticket.


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