Seabourn Entices Travelers to Plan Vacations for Summer 2021 and Beyond
Seabourn has extended its Sensational Suite Savings event through November 20, 2020, offering enhanced benefits and exceptional savings on even more sailings on… Read More »
How COVID-19 Will Change Caribbean Cruising
Land-based tourism has already returned to several Caribbean countries in the wake of the global COVID-19 pandemic. Yet it remains anyone’s guess… Read More »
Adventure in Florida Keys and the Bahamas
Active outdoor types, those seeking sunshine and serenity, will both be enamored with the tropical Bahamas islands, and the Florida… Read More »
Royal Caribbean CEO: Anti-Cruisers Sabotaging CDC Public Comments
Royal Caribbean International President & CEO Michael Bayley is outraged, saying an unnamed group is sabotaging the request for public… Read More »
Execs Say US Cruises Could Restart, Based on Success in Europe
Cruise industry stakeholders in the U.S. are optimistic that cruising’s largely successful restart in Europe bodes well for the American cruise industry…. Read More »
MSC Cruises Reports a Successful Restart to Cruising
MSC Cruises’ first ship to resume sailing since operations were suspended at the start of the COVID-19 pandemic was its… Read More »
Virgin Voyages Announces New Itineraries for Valiant Lady
Virgin Voyages has announced new itineraries for the Valiant Lady. Virgin’s newest ship will head to the Caribbean in the fall of… Read More »
Senators Introduce Bill to Safely Bring Back Cruising in US
Two United States senators introduced a new act establishing a task force to address the changes needed to allow cruise… Read More »
European Waterways to Again Offer Solo Travelers Cruise in 2021
In tandem with the continuing growth of the solo travel market, European Waterways has extended its Solo Cruise in 2021 aboard… Read More »
AmaWaterways Suspends River Cruises Through Nov. 15
AmaWaterways has canceled regularly scheduled river cruises in Europe, Africa and Asia through Nov. 15, 2020. “The U.S. and Canadian markets… Read More »
Carnival Confirms Sale of Fascination and Imagination
Carnival Cruise Line confirmed the sale of the Carnival Fascination and Carnival Imagination, which had previously been put on long-term lay-up… Read More »
Before COVID-19 Shut Down Cruising, These Were the 10 Cleanest Ships
Sanitary Sailing Cruise ships are among the safest modes of travel but the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic has cast a brighter… Read More »
Disney Suspends Cruises Into December
Disney Cruise Line announced that it would be suspending sailings on all cruise departures through at least December 6, 2020. In… Read More »
SeaDream to Resume Caribbean Voyages in November
SeaDream Yacht Club is planning to resume six- to seven-day Caribbean cruises Nov. 7 roundtrip from Barbados to ports in Grenada and St…. Read More »
Norwegian is Selling Cruises Along Mexican Coastlines for November 2020
Norwegian Cruise Line is planning to restart operations on select cruises in November 2020, including some that depart from Miami and… Read More »
Carnival Corp. to Further Downsize Fleet, Disposing of 18 Ships
Carnival Corp. now says it is getting rid of 18 ships, up from the 13 ships it planned to dispose of in… Read More »
Seabourn Announces an Unforgettable 145-Day Voyage
Seabourn is offering an unforgettable journey around the globe with its “2022 World Cruise: Extraordinary Horizons,” a 145-day voyage on Seabourn… Read More »
MSC Cruises Expands Current Itineraries, Extends Sailings
MSC Cruises announced MSC Magnifica would have an expanded itinerary when it sails again and scheduled voyages for MSC Grandiosa have… Read More »
Disney Cruise Line Announces Delay of New Ship
An official representing Disney Cruise Line announced last week the debut of the company’s newest ship would be delayed due to supply… Read More »
Cruise CEOs Say It’s Time To Sail Again in the US
Several different cruise ships have returned to the waters around the world. Here in the U.S. though, Cruise Line CEOs, frustrated by… Read More »
Holland America to Deploy Five Ship in Europe in 2021
Next year, Holland America Line said it will deploy five ships on seven- to 35-day itineraries exploring the Baltics; the British Isles;… Read More »
Regent Seven Seas Offers First-Class Air, Suite Upgrades
Everyone loves a good deal. Regent Seven Seas Cruises is offering free first-class air and suite upgrades through Sept. 30 as… Read More »
Miami Officials Sign Off on PortMiami Expansion
Despite the coronavirus epidemic that has hampered the entire travel industry, including cruising, several major expansion products at PortMiami will… Read More »
Royal Caribbean Group Hires Former Ambassador as SVP-Corporate Affairs
Royal Caribbean Group has hired a former ambassador for the new position of senior vice president of corporate affairs. Donna Hrinak,… Read More »
Carnival Cruise Line Official Teases Possible November Return
A Carnival Cruise Line official announced the company is “extremely hopeful” it will once again offer shortened cruises in November. Carnival brand… Read More »
Report Details CLIA Member Line Progress on Environmental Technology Front
Cruise Lines International Association (CLIA) unveiled the 2020 Global Cruise Industry Environmental Technologies and Practices Report, which details the strides member… Read More »