Can you believe a man tried to smuggle on a turtle onto a plane in his pants? Well, believe it! We have the story. Plus, we’re breaking down some changes at Southwest Airlines.
We’re reviewing some enriching travel destinations and then we chat with Carl Crews from Viking Cruises to understand why Viking is the “thinking person’s” cruise and how they promote cultural enrichment onboard.
Finally, Nikki is taking us to a “Women in Wine” event which explores the fascinating stories of women winemakers.
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Viking Cruises is a luxury cruise line known for its destination-focused journeys, offering both river and ocean cruises across Europe, Asia, and the Americas. The company emphasizes cultural enrichment, providing immersive shore excursions, expert lectures, and regionally inspired cuisine. With elegant, modern ships designed for comfort and intimacy, Viking caters to travelers seeking refined, adult-focused experiences.
The “Women in Wine” event in Virginia is an annual celebration during Women’s History Month, highlighting the contributions of women in the state’s wine industry. From March 14 to 31, 2025, over 45 women-owned or women-centered wineries across regions like Central Virginia and the Shenandoah Valley hosted special activities such as vineyard tours, blending workshops, and behind-the-scenes talks. The event concluded with the Trailblazer Bash on March 29 at Bluemont Vineyards, featuring wines from around the state, food, music, and the announcement of the 2025 Trailblazer Awards.
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