Keyword: South America

SeaDream Innovation will sail to every continent in its first season, visiting over 200 ports in 49 countries. See more here.

The Milky Way over the desert, Norwegian Lights in Tromso and a planet-themed cruise to New York—there are all sorts of ways to build a holiday around star-gazing.

Starting June 17, American, Canadian, Australian and Japanese citizens who wish to disembark in Brazil will be exempt from visas and their fees. Here's more.

The cruise line says that the name pays tribute to remote destinations and the brand’s Ventures by Seabourn excursions program. Read more here.

Both large cruises that include calls along the river in Brazil and more intimate vessels traveling in Chile or Ecuador offer the opportunity to see plenty of wildlife.

Kachi Lodge opened in the Uyuni Salt Flats with just a handful of personal white pods that give the camp the look of a space station. Check it out.

When Kathleen Stahl’s last advisor retired, she hired a group of newcomers who could handle her A-listers with expertise and grace.

Travelers can be part of the Rio Carnival or sample some of the most exclusive bottles of wine in Bordeaux. Check out more.

Santiago has undergone a renaissance in the past few years and is brimming with new bars, hotels, museums and cultural centers and hotels that are worth your time. Here's more.

At Rio’s glorious beaches, swimming, surfing, beach volleyball, jogging and an awful lot of lounging are all de rigeur, as are skimpy trunks and bikinis. Read more here.