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New Zealand's wild, elemental beauty made it the perfect locale for filming Lord of the Rings. For this is a raw land of sheer mountains, icy glaciers, swift flowing rivers and geysers that spout from the hot earth.
Auckland:city of sails
New Zealand's largest city, Auckland sprawls scenically around a range of inlets and bays. Lapped by the waters of the Pacific, Auckland has a distinct seafaring air to it.
transport:getting there and getting around
Auckland is New Zealand's centre for international flights. You can take direct flights from here to all Australian airports, the US west coast, many Asian destinations, and London and Frankfurt. There are also a wide range of domestic flights.
Regular bus services connect Auckland with major towns and tourist attractions. And there are morning and overnight trains to Wellington daily.
Auckland is a sprawling city so walking is not convenient. Car hire or cycling are the most convenient ways to get around.
climate
Auckland's coastal location keep temperatures lower than the in the hinterlands. Temperatures hover in the mid-20 degreess in summer and it rarely freezes in winter.
accommodation: from cheap stays to luxury resorts
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Events
Summer is the time when Auckland comes to life though there's something happening all year round.
*In January there are the Open Tennis Championships.
*Also in January is the Auckland Anniversary Day Regatta, commemorating the arrival of Captain Hobson in New Zealand.
*Pasifika Festival in March celebrates Polynesian culture through music and performances at Western Springs.
*Ellerslie Flower Show at the Botanic Gardens in November showcases the city's blooms
*The Auckland Cup is held at Ellerslie Race Course December.
Wellington
As New Zealand's capital, Wellington is home to the imposing administrative buildings of government. It's an attractive city with a splendid harbour and terraced hills.
transport:getting there and getting around
Air New Zealand offer direct domestic flights between Wellington airport and most major centres, including Auckland, Christchurch
Regular ferry services connect Wellington with Picton on the South Island.

Wellington is an important junction for bus travel, with buses north to Auckland and all major towns in between. Wellington has a train station, an efficient local bus system, many car-hire companies, and taxi services.
climate:
Wellington's coastal location gives it the reputation for being windy.
Accommodation:from cheap stays to luxury resorts
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events
As the nation's capital, Wellington is the centre for a host of cultural and sporting events
* Wellington Cup Week in January features racing, live music, fashion in the field, celebrity judges.
*February New Zealand International Arts Festival
*New Zealand Festival (Biennial)
October is a busy month with Wellington Fashion Festival and Wellington International Jazz Festival.
Christchurch:springboard into nature
The South Island's largest city, Christchurch is traditionally a springboard for forays into the nearby mountains, plains, beaches and lakes. However, Christchurch has many attractions of its own to offer.
transport:getting there and getting around
Christchurch is the main international gateway to the South Island. Flights connect with Australia and a few other countries. The airport is about seven miles from the city centre. There are also trains and a cheap and efficient bus service.
accommodation: from cheap stays to luxury resorts
Check on the internet for the range, location and cost of Christchurch hotels
events:
*February Christchurch Festival of Flowers - an international floral celebration in the garden city.
*August Christchurch International Jazz Festival - a celebration of jazz, wine and food featuring international and local talent.

Steeped in antiquity yet bursting with all that's fashionably modern, Italy is the birthplace of La Dolce Vita - the sweet life that celebrates beauty and happiness.
Climate
Winters are long and cold in the northern alps; the summers can be rainy with frequent storms. The far south is warm but often lashed by the sirocco - the hot and humid African wind that brings weeks of stifling heat to the areas south of Rome. Pleasant temperatures make spring and autumn the best times to visit Italy.
Accommodation:from cheap stays to luxury resorts

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Milan:cutting edge design and fine shopping
Milan's drab facade belies the fact that it's the innovation capital of Europe.
transport: getting there and getting around
Malpensa airport, located about 31 miles northwest of Milan, handles most international flights. For domestic and some European flights, Linate airport is used. Stazione Central, which as the name suggests is in the city centre offers an extensive rail network.
Milan has an efficient public transport system is efficient. It includes four underground lines, buses and trams.
climate
Other than the odd heat wave, the climate in Milan is mostly temperate.
accommodation:from cheap stays to luxury resorts
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events:what's on and what's hot
For all its consumer-driven culture, Milan celebrates the spiritual as well as the worldly.
*The first ten days of June celebrate the Festa del Naviglio, a potpourri of parades, music and various performances.
*The Milan Jazz Festival gets the city swinging in November.
*The Festa di Sant'Ambrogio, on 7 December is celebrated with services, offerings and fairs around the Fiera di Milano. This is also the day that Milan's renowned opera house La Scala opens its season.
Rome:the eternal city
Drenched in history and weighted with monuments famous the world over - the Vatican and the Colosseum, Rome stands as the epitome of history and culture.
transport:getting there and getting away
Leonardo da Vinci (Fiumicino) airport is 16 miles southwest of the city with the Stazione Termini direct train running hourly into the city. The main bus station is located outside the Stazione Termini. The Rome Metro service has two lines, both of which go through Termini. It runs from 5:30 a.m to 11.30 p.m. and 0:30 on Saturdays.
climate
The climate is mild with sunny skies and pleasant temperatures. However July and August can be oppressively hot, November is often rainy, and December to February can be chill.
accommodation:from cheap stays to luxury resorts
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Events: what's on and what's hot
*Holy Week (Easter) is time when Catholics from all over the world arrive on pilgrimages to visit the city's churches and to hear the Pope at the Vatican. On Good Friday a procession of the Cross goes from the Colosseum to Capitoline Hill.
The Estate Romana (Roman Summer), is at the heart of Roman social life from June to September. It's a time when the city reverberates to free concerts, street theatre and outdoor cinema.
In September museums, galleries and shops stay open all night from 20:00-08:00 on the occasion called Notte Bianca (white night). It's also a time of free concerts and other happenings all over the city.

As a holiday destination, Germany has a lot going for it - fashionable and dynamic big cities, quaint towns straight out of the Brothers Grimm, deep forests, fairy-tale castles, and to top it all off, an unequaled range of beers.
Climate
Located at the heart of Europe, Germany has a temperate climate with regional variations. The best weather is from May to October. Winter is freezing and wet.
Berlin:finally in from the cold
The fall of the Berlin Wall in 1990 ushered in a new era for this city, long cloak and dagger capital of the cold war. The Berlin of today is a dynamic and creative city with abundant theatre and music with imposing public buildings, splendid museums, sophisticated restaurants, and a host of pubs and clubs.
Transport:getting there and getting around
Berlin is not well served with direct flights. Connections are usually made through hubs like Frankfurt or Amsterdam. You can reach Berlin by bus from most European cities and German trains run like clockwork.
Berlin is walker and cyclist friendly and its underground system, the U/S Bahn is efficient. There's a new tram system in the eastern parts of the city.
Climate
Rain is possible in any month. The winter months from November to early March, tend to be gloomy with temperatures often dropping below freezing.
Accommodation:from cheap stays to luxury resorts
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Events:what's on and what's hot
Berlin's calendar is loaded with annual fairs, festivals, concerts and parties.
*The Berlinale (Berlin International Film Festival), the world's second largest, is held in February.
*April sees Festage (Festival Days) a host of gala concerts and operas held over 10 days.
*Christopher Street Day in June is Berlin's big gay event.
*August features JazzFest Berlin.
*In November Christmas markets are held throughout the city.
Munich: Bavarian good living
Capital of the southern province of Bavaria, Munich brings to mind images of ledehosen and raised foaming steins of beer. In fact Munich is a sophisticated city that's home to a multitude of cultural offerings including museums and a lively arts scene.
transport:getting there and getting around
Munich's Franz-Josef-Strauss Flughafen serves flights bound for Europe, New York and Sydney, either direct or via Frankfurt. It also connects with many German cities daily. Rapid trains connect with all the major German cities as well as Vienna, Prague, Zurich, Rome and Paris.
Getting around Munich is easy via an excellent public transport network which includes an underground and buses. You can also cycle.
climate
May to September are the finest months. April-May and September-October offer sunny weather too. November to March is a time of sub-zero temperatures and sunless skies.
Accommodation:from cheap stays to luxury resorts
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Events:what's on and what's hot
Munich features events and festivals all year round.
*Fasching in January is a bawdy six-week-long extravaganza of street parties and balls.
*Lent comes to an end in March with Starkbierzeit, a time for quaffing strong brews
*April is the time for a mini Oktoberfest known as Fruhlingsfest.
*June features the Munich Film Festival.
*Christopher Street Day in July is a three day gay fest, celebrated with street parties.
*Oktoberfest, the world's premier pub bash, is held, surprisingly, in September.
Frankfurt:big city with a heart
Frankfurt is often seen as a neat and tidy business city with no real soul. In fact Frankfurt spends more on the arts than other city in Europe and there's always something on at one of its many museums.
transport:getting there and getting around
Frankfurt is the major European rail and air transport hub. Flughafen Frankfurt-am-Main receives flights from all over the world and Hauptbahnhof is Germany's busiest main train station. Long-distance buses connect Frankfurt with almost all countries in easter and western Europe.
Frankfurt is not a practical city for walking. Luckily, it has a first-class public transport system composed of the city's bus, tram, S-Bahn and U-Bahn lines. Cycling is also an attractive option as most streets have designated bike lanes.
climate
Typical for Germany with freezing winters with frequent storms. The summer months of June to August are hot and prone to afternoon thunderstorms.
Accommodation:from cheap stays to luxury resorts
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events:what's on and what's hot
*February in Frankfurt is marked with the pre-Lent Fastnacht parades.
*In March, there's the International Music Trade Fair.
*Summer has many events to celebrate Frankfurt's famed apple wine.
*In July, the riverside springs to life for Museumsuferfest with art, music and exhibitions.
*September/October is the time for the world's largest Book Fair, and the International Jazz Festival.

France is the world's most popular tourist destination and with good reason. From the cultural splendour of Paris to the snowcapped ski resorts in the French Alps to the golden beaches of the south, France has treasures in every corner. And there are wonderful hotels, too. Check on the internet for the range, location and cost of hotels in France
Paris: city of light, fashion and romance
Think of Paris and see what images cascade through your mind - chic cafes, broad boulevards, Seine riverboats, the Eiffel tower, Notre Dame Cathedral....Paris is the quintessential capital of romance and style, the home of chic.
transport:getting there and getting around
Charles de Gaulle airport is the main gateway to the country. France also boasts an impressive rail network. It will whisk you anywhere in the country and also to London, Amsterdam and Brussels. There are also ferries to the UK and Ireland.
Paris is a great walkers' city and there's always the metro if you get footsore or too hot. However, Paris is not cyclist-friendly. The river boats are most of a sightseeing vehicle than a means of transport.
Accommodation: from cheap stays to luxury resorts
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climate
The climate is temperate and Paris's location in a basin gives it France's lowest average rainfall. .
events
A love of celebration is part of the national character so there's no shortage of events in Paris.
*Designers showcase their spring collection during Paris Fashion Week in early March.
*The grand event of the year is Bastille Day on 14 July. As the country's national day, it's a time for serious celebration with fireworks, parades and riotous street parties.
*November is the time of the Paris International Photo Fair.
Nice: jewel of the Cфte d'Azur
An Italianate ambiance and cobblestoned old town gives Nice an irresistible charm. Add to this a vibrant social life, great shopping and a delightful five-mile seafront and you've got the recipe for a perfect vacation spot.
The beaches are mainly rocks and pebbles but the water is warm (20-25 degreesC in summer)and clear and it's just a short hop to nearby Cannes and St Tropez
transport:getting there and getting around
Nice International Airport is around six kilometres out of town. Nice is also served by fast, extensive rail and bus networks. And there are ferries to Corsica. You can best explore the city on foot and if you're feeling indulgent you can hire a yacht.

accommodation:from cheap stays to luxury resorts

There are a wide range of accommodation in Nice. Check on the internet for the range, location and cost of Hotels in Nice
climate
Mild is the perfect word to describe the climate in Nice. Daily temperatures average around 15 C, surging up to 40 C in July-August. Winters are mild too with temperatures rarely getting lower than 5 C.
events
*Carnival in the second half of February features lavish parades of giant figures in papier-mache hats. Carnival ends on the evening of Mardi Gras with a spectacular fireworks display.
*There are also a number of religious events of interest. In June, the city celebrates the patron saints of St Peter and St John with processions and masses in the churches.
*The big event in summer is the Nice Jazz Festival held in July. The festival attracts top international artists.

If you want to experience another facet of Australia, head for Broome, an exotic oasis in the heart of the country's last great wilderness area.
Broome is an exotic blend of seaside resort and frontier town with and colourful mix of architectural styles. Add in a delightful beach and a rich and unusual history all in a tropical climate, and you've got the recipe for a great vacation.
Broome's exotic nature stems from its history. Its location on the Indian Ocean made it a perfect spot for pearling and it attracted people from all over the world, especially Japan.
Today's Broome is a chic modern town with art galleries and jewellery shops chic cafes with a wide range of attractions. You can see the pearling luggers at the wharf and in the bays, and buy pearls in Chinatown. For a taste of history, there's a Japanese cemetery, the last resting place of over 900 pearl divers.
Other than the city, the big attraction is the famous Cable Beach, a 14-mile stretch of pristine sand washed by a limpid blue sea. To truly appreciate the magic of Cable Beach, take a camel ride at sunset. The swimming is good too. Roebuck Bay on the eastern side of the town is also popular.
Broome is also a delight for ornithologists as flocks of shorebirds land at Roebuck Bay on their annual migration from north Asia. Summer is the peak time to view them but fledglings often remain there for the first two years of their lives.
Transport: getting there and getting around
Broome International Airport provides transport to several regional and domestic towns and cities.
Public transport in Broome is minimal but there's an hourly bus service to Cable Beach. The flat terrain makes it fine for cycling and rental bikes are readily available.
Climate:
Broome has a tropical climate with basically two seasons - dry and wet. During the dry season from May to November, temperatures peak at around 30 C. Most days are clear and sunny. In the wet season, temperatures get up to around 35 C. Humidity is high and heavy downpours are sporadic. The area can get hit by cyclones and summer storms.
Accommodation:from cheap stays to luxury resorts
Check on the internet for the range, location and cost of Hotels in Broome
Check on the internet for the range, location and cost of Broome hotels
Check on the internet for the range, location and cost of Broome accommodation
Events:what's on and what's hot
*Broome's flagship event is known as 'Staircase to the Moon'. It occurs when a full moon reflects off mudflats in Roebuck Bay during low tide. The effect is like a glorious set of stairs reaching up to the moon. Occurs March through to October.
*In September, the importance of the pearl industry is captured in Shinju Matsuri, which started in 1970. The name means 'festival of the pearl' in Japanese and the event is an extravaganza which includes an opening ball, carnival and float parade, mardi gras, together with many cultural activities.
*Opera Under The Stars is held in Broom and Kimberly in August.

The one thing everyone looks forward to is their annual holiday. Normally, they plan a trip to the country side or the hills, for change in weather and to explore unknown territory. But the dream that most of us have is to visit Italy and Tuscany at least once in our lifetime. These places are known for their natural beauty and the lovely architecture that sets them apart from the rest of the world. The place where Pizza originated, designers create clothes that one would die for, these towns have carved a niche for themselves on the world map.
When you decide the dates for your trip and are looking forward to holidaying in Tuscany, you should also plan out other details related to the vacation. Accommodation being the key element, you need to figure out where you will be staying during your trip. There are several hotels and cottages available for the tourists to relax in. But the quaint villas are what make the town so special and surreal. Most of them are old barns converted to villas, fitted with all modern appliances and fittings. The outdoors is as much a part of the villa, which you feel as if you are one with nature. Home to many of the European cultures, in Tuscany and around it, you can witness culture from other parts of Europe. Since it is one of the twenty regions of Italy, you find a lot of similarities between the towns. You can also visit Florence, the capital city, where flowers, food and people will attract you.
If you would rather stay at a holiday home, why not choose from the wide range available. There are some for small families and others that are multi level, and ideal for families with children. Plenty of space to move around, a fully furnished home, the people who stay there can cook their meals and enjoy the comforts of being at home. In Tuscany countryside, there are luxurious farm houses and villas catering to the crowd who love to open doors to the mountains. Wake up and watch the sun rise behind the mountains, sip your coffee in the patio that has a country feel to it.
Villas situated a couple of kilometers from the Cathedral of Florence are quite popular and comfortable as well. So, if you would like to stay somewhere with little noise around, these Villa Florence are just what you need. They all have about 8-9 beds that you can reserve for your family, or share with other families as well. If you are going on a week long holiday, and look forward to exploring towns around Tuscany, you could park your bags here, and move around. It would work out cheaper that way, instead of staying at different hotels, and lugging your bags around. Some of these farmhouses even have swimming pool and a gym, which would come in handy if you are looking to unwind after a day of sight seeing or shopping.

Been hearing your neighbors brag about their trip to Italy and Tuscany and are dying of envy? Why not plan a trip and take off to explore the mountains to see what they were raving about? The place is as picturesque as it sounds, and the people there are extremely friendly, which makes the trip worth the effort. While planning your holiday to Europe, remember the weather conditions there are quite low, and so pack enough woolen wear, else you might freeze in the chill. Talk to a travel agent who can get you a package deal where your travel and accommodation is taken care of.
Tuscany, the town famous for wine, has many wine yards that you can visit while you are there. You might even get an opportunity to take part in the wine making process, so dress accordingly. Nobile di Montepulciano, Brunello di Montalcino, and of course, the famous and breathtakingly sensational Chianti and Chianti wine are found right here in Tuscany. Sample a few of the finest wine, learn how to judge wine and watch the connoisseurs use their expertise and teach you the art. Before leaving for your trip, do a bit of research on the net to make a list of places that you wish to visit, shopping arena and other entertainment. There are shows and performances that take place in the country side, so gear up for those as well, if that is your cup of tea.
If you are keen on staying at one of the villas or the country homes, you could even earn a chance to learn some of the local cuisines. Cook with the locals, or try your hand at baking a traditional Italian pizza or stir up a storm with a bowl of pasta. Experience the life of Tuscany like one of the Tuscans. Get lost in their culture, and savor what the town has to offer right from your doorstep. They even organize for pick ups and drops to destination of your choice. There are many villas you can reserve for your Tuscany holidays, and many of them are medieval structures, fully restored and located in Tuscany typical countryside, ma just a few minutes by cat from the main cities, like Firenze, Siena, Pisa, end so on... Since these villas are now B&B accommodation structures, the most part of them are equipped with a swimming pool for you to laze around in, and a serviced kitchen that offers complimentary breakfast on demand. Ideal for a family or group of 3-4members, there are enough rooms and some more. You can do your laundry, iron your clothes, and make use of all the latest appliances as you would back home. Watch your lives change as you enjoy the palatial apartments and villas in the tower, where your heart loses itself and doesn't want to go back.
About transportation... Since these villas are country located, don't worry if you don't have a car: you can hop on a bus and get in the city very quick to do more sight seeing, while feasting your eyes on some of the local wares on display.

While there is no foolproof method of eluding thieves, the information below may help reduce the possibility of your becoming a victim:
1. Before leaving the house, think about ways to protect yourself. Think about where you want to carry your money, credit cards and identification. Don't take valuable jewelry and watches with you. Separate valuables - don't put all your money in one place.
2. Reduce the possibility of becoming a victim by securing valuables in a waist belt or pouch covered by a shirt sweater or coat. NEVER FLASH MONEY AROUND.
3. Don't make it easy for the thief - don't carry large amounts of money in easily accessible jacket pockets or purses. Don't use a wallet. Use your front pants pockets and inside shirt pockets for your money and other valuables. Placing valuables in a purse around your neck or shoulder and secured inside a shirt sweater or jacket is a useful habit to get into. Waist packs are better than purses or handbags, but they should also be hidden under a shirt or coat.
4. Never advertise your intention to spend a large amount of money.
5. Avoid shopping alone. Awareness of your surroundings and advanced planning are your best weapons for defending against thieves.
6. Always be aware of your surroundings. Look at people near you and watch for "accidental" nudging and touching.
7. Do not carry anything in your wallet or purse that you are not willing to lose. Most shopping in Asia is done on a cash and carry basis; leave unneeded credit cards and your passport in a safe place. Carry a photocopy of the ID portion of your passport. Your ID card and drivers license is replaceable; family photographs and other personal items may not be as easy to replace. Remember, carry only what you are going to need for your outing.
The precautions listed above can help make you a harder target. Terrorists and criminals look for the easy target - the path of least resistance. By making yourself a difficult target you can help ensure your own safety and that of your family. Please remember that thinking about what to do in an emergency is not as frightening as not knowing what to do when faced with an actual emergency.

The island of Elba in the Tuscan Archipelago is one of the most popular tourist spots in Italy. The island is a unique combination of history and nature and you can find quaint old villages mingling with modern resorts and hotels on this island. The 225 square kilometer island has more than fifty picturesque beaches and you can take your pick from hard rock and fine sand beaches. Elba is an extremely popular tourist spot and while it has all the amenities to cater to the vast hordes of people visiting it, at times accommodation runs short. Therefore, if you are planning to visit Elba anytime during the peak season of May to September, then it is advised that you definitely get your hotel reservations done before setting foot on the island.
Hotel reservations for your stay in Elba can be made either online or by calling up hotels directly. All you need to do is log on to a site that provides you with a list of places to stay in Elba. These websites will also give you a description about the kind of accommodation and amenities that will be provided and the contact details of different hotels. Many sites will list budget hotels separately. The best way of getting your hotel reservations done is by calling up the hotel yourself and then making a booking. You can also book directly through a website if you are tech savvy enough to believe in everything virtual or if the hotel you are booking with is ready to send you an email or call up to confirm your booking.
If you really do not want to stay in a hotel but would prefer to spend your stay in Elba at places that are cheaper than hotels, then you can book your stay with a Bed and Breakfast. However, you might be surprised to know that a B&B in Italy does not necessarily mean Budget, and you can find Bed and Breakfast establishments featuring all kind of luxuries and amenities. At the same time, budget B&Bs are also quite common and you can book yourself with one if you are a budget traveler. Once again, the internet is the best option for searching and finding out about the best and the most suitable B&Bs in Elba.
Then again, there are a number of people who find hotels too impersonal and would rather stay at places that offer a more homely atmosphere. If you are one of these people, then you can choose to look for one of the numerous family homes, villas and estates that let themselves out to tourists in part. Nothing beats staying with a local family if you really want to get a taste Italy first hand.
Those with money and a spirit of adventure can also book themselves into one of the many agri-tourist resorts in Elba. These are generally olive and wine estates that have the amenities for lodging and feeding tourists. In most cases, these are luxury estates that might offer you individual cottages and wine and olive grove tours and activities along with all the modern amenities that you will find in a hotel. Whatever type of accommodation you wish to have, just make sure to book in advance if you do not want to find yourself shelter less on the island of Elba.

There are different modes of enjoying your vacation such as by air, by cruise or to various places for camping. The cruise ships however becoming popular day by day for holiday goers. This is because of the entertainment offered by cruise trips as well as due to their novelty. It is always remains a myth among people that it would cost them dearly when it comes to holidays in a cruise ship but the prices are quite reasonable. You have the option to choose different places for cruise along with various amenities that the cruise ship will offer you. It would be a great family entertainment for you and you can share every moment of it as you don't have other responsibilities like planning activities, cooking food and others generally you have to do in a camping.
However, to really enjoy such things you have to book your holiday cruise as early as possible. A last moment booking might not be fruitful for you as they sell out fast. An early booking also ensure you that no one from the family being left out due to unavailability of tickets. You can also get the best prices for the cruise and has the option to choose the cabin size. While booking you also have to take care that you are responsible for your own transportation to the port and you have to consider that in booking price.
Holiday cruises are theme based and everything in the deck is decorated according to the theme. Like, if you are going for a holiday cruise for Christmas, you will find the decoration match with it. You may also able to find Santa Claus to greet children on the cruise. There are some other holiday cruises such as trip to Disneyworld or Disneyland. You can choose your own theme, like if you want to share the experience of white Christmas, you can go for Alaska or Antarctica. Otherwise you can travel to Caribbean for a warmer Christmas.
Try to find out various activities in a cruise ship to enjoy the trip very well. You also have to take care that for each of your family member there is something to participate. You could find cruise ships that offer activities that are compatible with your hobbies than a cruise with various activities none matching to your lifestyle.
For a proper cruise ship you have to browse the internet as this is the right place to know about them where you can also view the pictures of that place. Another option for you is to go for a local travel agent from whom you can pick up brochures of the travel details. So decide and collect where you want to go in your next vacation.