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2. Group Voyagers - Wikipedia

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   Group Voyagers, Inc. - also known as the "Globus family of brands", is a group of escorted tour, river cruise and independent travel package companies marketed worldwide. . They include the brands Globus, Cosmos, [1] Avalon Waterways [2] Archived 2015-04-15 at the Wayback Machine Independent Traveler</ref

3. 5 trips to take with your family to Colorado this summer

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   Jul. 6—Colorado offers an array of family-friendly activities perfect for a summer weekend. Whether you're a nature enthusiast, an adventure seeker, or someone who enjoys cultural experiences ...

4. 6 of the best cruises for tweens and teenagers - AOL

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   Family cabins are often available on sailings to a range of destinations throughout the year and cruise lines may offer deals where kids up to age 18 sail-free or for a reduced price.

5. Avalon Waterways - Wikipedia

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   Avalon Waterways started operations in 2004 with just one initial ship, called Avalon Artistry.The following year, the company added the Avalon Poetry to its fleet. [3]As of 2019, the company operates ships on the Danube, Rhine, Moselle, Rhone, Seine and Saone in Europe; [3] The Mekong River in Southeast Asia, [4] [5] as well as on the Yangtze (in China), the Ganges (in India) and the Amazon ...

6. Uniworld - Wikipedia

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   Uniworld’s version combines several river cruises—with included flights between legs of the trip—to create the farthest-reaching itinerary in modern river cruising. The 2023 Rivers of the World cruise spanned from Cairo, Egypt to Lisbon, Portugal over 47 days, and the 2024 Rivers of the World cruise will travel from Lima, Peru to Ho Chi ...

7. Lees Ferry - Wikipedia

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   Lees Ferry is located in northern Arizona, at the point where the Paria River joins the Colorado from the north. Lying in an open valley directly downstream from Glen Canyon and shortly above Marble Canyon (the uppermost section of the Grand Canyon), it is the only place in more than 260 miles (420 km) where the Colorado is not hemmed in by sheer canyon walls.