Monthly Archives: March 2011

Ralph Collier is a member of the Society of the American Travel Writers, the International Food, Wine and Travel Writers Association and the International Motor Press Association. His syndicated programs are heard on 32 radio stations and through their respective Web sites worldwide. Locally he can be heard Monday through Friday at 9:58 a.m. on WRTI 90.1 FM. In his article for Main Line Times, a local Pennsylvania newspaper, he shares the experience that a Voyage to Antiquity cruise offers:

A Hugely Civilized Cruise Ship
By Ralph Collier, Main Line Times
Thursday, February 24, 2011

Should you have seen a cartoon in The New Yorker showing a couple chatting with their travel agent in an office bedecked with posters as the husband grumbles, “I’ll go on a cruise, but not if I’m forced to learn things,“ you may have smiled. If that is your take on a learning adventure, grit your teeth.

To be blunt, we’re talking unforgettable Voyages to Antiquity, and I’m willing to give extra points to any ship that delivers an entertaining, sophisticated cruise with over-the-top chefs and dining-room staff. “Iconic” is an over-used word but it fits Voyages to Antiquity cruises to classical civilizations with a team of expert destination lecturers aboard that feel absolutely inspired. (more…)