“Why Small-Ship Cruising Is Trending In Egypt And Indonesia“

Writing for Forbes, Lauren Mowery joins a small group aboard Kemet to explore why travelers are trading large cruise ships for slower, more personal ways to sail. She describes days spent watching village life unfold along the riverbanks, dinners on the upper deck under the stars, plates from a local ceramics school, hand-embroidered Egyptian cotton napkins, and evenings of vinyl records, calling it an experience for travelers who want to feel Egypt rather than check off a list. The piece also notes that Kemetale's eclipse sailing on its upcoming second dahabeya has already sold out.