Carnival Sends Ships Back to US West Coast
In what is hopefully an indicator that cruise lines plan to be back in U.S. waters on March 1, 2021,… Read More »
Bar Harbor, Maine Looking To Limit Cruise Ships
Bar Harbor, Maine, one of the most picturesque destinations in New England, is looking to keep its small-town charm by… Read More »
Crystal Extends Relaxed Booking Policies for All 2021 Itineraries
Crystal has extended its relaxed booking policies to all 2021 voyages, including Crystal Cruises, Crystal River Cruises, Crystal Yacht Cruises and… Read More »
Carnival Cruise Line Takes Delivery of Mardi Gras
Carnival Cruise Line took delivery of its highly anticipated new ship, Mardi Gras, in a live virtual signing ceremony held… Read More »
The Grinch Joins Carnival Fans to Deliver Holiday Cards to Crew Members
The Grinch joined loyal Carnival Cruise Line fans to deliver more than 10,000 hand-written cards to crew members who are manning ships… Read More »
MSC Cruises Reveals Extensive Summer 2022 Program
MSC Cruises has opened sales for the summer 2022 season in the Caribbean and Mediterranean; the company said the 2022 Northern Europe schedule… Read More »
Viking 2022-23 World Cruise To Visit 58 Ports in 28 Countries
Viking will operate a 138-day 2022-23 World Cruise to 58 ports in 28 countries with overnight stays in 11 cities. The… Read More »
Royal Caribbean Sells Empress and Majesty of the Seas
Royal Caribbean International has sold the Empress of the Seas and Majesty of the Seas to an undisclosed buyer in the… Read More »
Silversea and Princess Launch Wave Season Promotions
Here’s a sampling of 2020-21 Wave Season deals and promotions from Silversea and Princess. Silversea Cruises is offering up to 20… Read More »
Cruise Line Installs Contactless Temperature Systems
AIDA Cruises, Carnival Corp.’s German brand, is implementing a contactless body temperature system onboard its ships. The Dermalog camera system measures body… Read More »
MSC Cruises Confirms Winter 2021-2022 Itineraries
MSC Cruises confirmed its program for October 2021 through April 2022, showcasing a variety of cruises in areas such as South… Read More »
Santa Takes a Pre-Christmas Spin on Carnival’s New Roller Coaster
Santa Claus snuck away from pre-Christmas preparations at the North Pole to go to Finland to try out BOLT, the first… Read More »
11 Ways the Cruise Industry Will Change in 2021
Cruise Ships Will Have New Protocols Cruising will most likely make its long-awaited comeback early in 2021, and many people… Read More »
Royal Caribbean CEO Shares Latest Details About Sailing Restart
Royal Caribbean Cruises CEO Richard Fain shared another video keeping travelers abreast of the latest news about the industry’s eventual return to… Read More »
Atlas Delivers Premier Luxe-Adventure Expeditions Brochure
Atlas Ocean Voyages unveiled the cruise brand’s premier luxe-adventure expeditions brochure for World Navigator’s inaugural 2021/22 year. The new 76-page… Read More »
Seabourn Updates 2021 Alaska and British Columbia Season
Seabourn has updated itineraries and changed the schedule for its 2021 Alaska and British Columbia season between May and September 2021 on Seabourn… Read More »
Windstar Pushes Back Return to Sailing, Launches 2020 Holiday Sale
Windstar Cruises has announced it will postpone all sailings for 2021 until May 1. The cruise line has canceled Alaska,… Read More »
Should Cruise Ships Make COVID-19 Vaccine a Passenger Requirement?
The initial wave of coronavirus vaccines have begun to ship to doctors and pharmacies across the country, and the first… Read More »
Congress to Mandate Doctor on Board All Cruise Ships
The year-end $741 billion defense bill that was passed by both the U.S. Senate and House of Representatives this week… Read More »
AmaWaterways Launches New Flexible Cancellation Policy
AmaWaterways announced a new “Ultimate Cruise Flexibility” program, letting those who book 2021 trips by Jan. 31 the flexibility to reschedule… Read More »
Royal Caribbean Says COVID-19 Test That Halted Cruise Likely False Positive
The Royal Caribbean ship that was forced to return to port after a passenger onboard tested positive for coronavirus has now announced… Read More »
Holland America Line Launches ‘BIG’ Wave Season Offer
Holland America Line recently announced that it will launch its “View & Verandah” promotion with a savings value of up to… Read More »
Virgin Voyages Sets New Sail Dates for Official Launch
Virgin Voyages announced on Wednesday that its first ship would not sail until May 9, 2021, due to the ongoing coronavirus… Read More »
Carnival Plans Dry-Dock Work for Three Ships, Delays Their Return
As part of its gradual return to operations in 2021, Carnival Cruise Line has decided to do some dry-dock work on three… Read More »
Princess Introduces ‘Princess Promise’ to Handle Any Problems
Princess Cruises introduced a new “Princess Promise” that vows to “make it right” for any onboard service that did not meet… Read More »
Royal Caribbean Forced to Cut Singapore Cruise Short Due to COVID-19
Royal Caribbean International was forced to cut a voyage from Singapore short after a passenger onboard tested positive for COVID-19. According to The… Read More »