Jules Verne’s Around the World in 80 Days has inspired plenty to follow in the fictional Phileas Fogg’s footsteps, circumnavigating the globe by train, plane and various other means of transport.
Euronews – But if your aim is to actually see the world, rather than just make your way around it, you’re definitely going to want to slow down just a tad.
Which is exactly what Explorations by Norwegian, the world’s longest continuous scheduled cruise, is offering passengers now.
Having just set sail from Rome, the 348-room Regatta will spend 371 days exploring the world, visiting 220 ports across 62 countries.
