River cruises started in America with the invention of the Paddlewheel Boat, and many a passenger has been able to enjoy traveling up and down America’s rivers since those days. Today, uniquely American river cruises can be part of a wonderful vacation filled with fun, food, and a close up look at America from the waters of some of its finest rivers.
The American Queen Steamboat Company is one of the most luxurious companies to get on board with, explains Marjorie Schmitt from Ms Travel Planner. With three incredible vessels, you can take a step back in time to a simpler age.
The fleet includes the American Queen; the largest steamboat in the world. Full of fine dining and even finer rooms, you will want for nothing on board this boat. It even boasts a grand library ideal for any traveling bookworms.
In November and December, the boat will be traveling between New Orleans and Memphis (and vice versa). Interested in getting a front row view of the Mississippi River? Marjorie Schmitt is currently offering a deal which will save you some $$$ per stateroom.
Perhaps you’d like to visit the likes of Nashville and Chattanooga instead. If so, book a river cruise with the brand new American Duchess.
First setting sail in 2017, the boat includes 83 suites of varying sizes and enough dining options to keep you busy for a good while. Book soon to save lots of $$$ per room with Marjorie and Ms Travel Planner.
Last but definitely not least is the American Empress. Perfect for all the adventurers out there, this impressive steamboat follows the trail of explorers Lewis and Clark along the Columbia and Snake river and houses precious historical artifacts on board.
Take a Vancouver trip alongside the noticeable red paddlewheel this November and save $$$ per room with Ms Travel Planner.
However you want to see the rivers of the United States, you’ll find a way with the American Queen Steamboat Company.
MsTravelPlanner is located in Pasadena. For more information, call (626) 491-2657, visit www.Mstravelplanner.com or click on the link: http://www.mstravelplanner.com.
