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American Waterways: An Interview with Faith Alchorn-Selk from American Cruise Lines
Faith Alchorn-Selk, Business Development Manager at American Cruise Lines, reveals the company’s dynamic approach to river cruising in the United States. With over 50 diverse itineraries spanning 35 states, American Cruise Lines offers more than just the iconic Mississippi River experience. Faith emphasizes the company’s innovation in designing smaller, more agile ships, enabling access to 400 additional ports across the US. Catering to well-traveled individuals aged 55 and above, the cruise line provides themed sailings such as American revolutionary and Civil War journeys, as well as culinary adventures. With a maximum capacity of 180 guests per vessel, including options for private charters, American Cruise Lines promises intimate, unforgettable journeys along America’s waterways.
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