Silversea Enhances Online Marketing Tools for Travel Advisors
Silversea Cruises has enhanced its online suite of marketing resources and sales tools for travel advisors. The enhanced Marketing Central features simplified… Read More »
UnCruise Reports Positive COVID-19 Case on First Voyage
UnCruise Adventures cut short the first U.S. voyage during the pandemic after a guest tested positive for COVID-19 aboard the Wilderness Adventurer in Alaska…. Read More »
CLIA Cruise Lines Suspend Operations Through Oct. 31
Unless the spread of COVID-19 is miraculously halted quickly, there won’t be any ocean cruising from U.S. ports until at least Oct…. Read More »
Carnival Cruise Line Cancels All Cruises Until November
Cruise Lines International Association (CLIA) voluntarily extended the no sail order in the U.S. until after October 31, 2020, causing cruise lines… Read More »
AmaWaterways Holds Out Hope for US Travelers on River Cruises This Year
It’s unknown when U.S. travelers will be welcomed back in Europe, but AmaWaterways President and Co-Founder Rudi Schreiner is hoping for a limited… Read More »
U by Uniworld Adds New Experiences for 2021
U by Uniworld is adding new experiences in its anticipation of its 2021 cruising season. The company is reimagining the… Read More »
How Prohibition and the Depression Made Modern Cruising
Never in the history of modern cruising has the industry faced such an existential crisis. Sailings have been canceled for the foreseeable future,… Read More »
Regent Extends Shipboard Credit, Reduced Deposit Through Aug. 31
Regent Seven Seas Cruises has extended its “Return with Regent” promotion that offers shipboard credit and reduced deposits on bookings made by Aug…. Read More »
Crystal Cruises Cancels Sailings Through 2020
Crystal Cruises has canceled all ocean sailings aboard Crystal Symphony and Crystal Serenity and all yacht voyages aboard Crystal Esprit… Read More »
Paul Gauguin Ship Returns to Port After Suspected COVID-19 Case
The cruise ship Paul Gauguin returned to its homeport in Papeete, Tahiti over the weekend after a passenger tested positive… Read More »
Atlas Ocean Voyages Bundles Land Tours With Cruises
Atlas Ocean Voyages, the new small-ship adventure cruise brand, announced some cool new overland trips that take place during a sea… Read More »
MSC Cruises Reveals Comprehensive Health and Safety Protocols
MSC Cruises’ CEO Gianni Onorato revealed details of the company’s comprehensive health and safety protocols developed to help restart operations in the… Read More »
Carnival Corp. Details the “Responsible Recycling” of Two Ships
Carnival Corp. & plc today signed agreements with two maritime reclamation and recycling specialists to responsibly dismantle and recycle the retired Carnival… Read More »
AIDA Cruises Cancels Two August Sailings
AIDA Cruises has canceled a pair of August sailings as it continues to await final approval from officials in its… Read More »
Hurtigruten Temporarily Suspends All Expedition Cruises
Hurtigruten has temporarily suspended all expedition sailings aboard MS Roald Amundsen, MS Fridtjof Nansen and MS Spitsbergen until further notice… Read More »
PONANT and Paul Gauguin Cruise Lines Resume Sailings
PONANT and Paul Gauguin cruise lines are back in business. With eight ships sailing from ports in Iceland, Dalmatian Coast,… Read More »
As Hurricane Looms, Cruise Ships Asked to Leave Ports in Miami, Key West
Cruise ships in Florida’s PortMiami and the Port of Key West have been on move, but not for the reason… Read More »
33 Crew Members Test Positive for COVID-19 on Hurtigruten Cruise Ship
Hurtigruten’s MS Roald Amundsen, one of the first ships to resume cruising in the wake of the coronavirus pandemic, has… Read More »
SeaDream Launches Booking Assurance through June 30, 2021
SeaDream Yacht Club has released a new booking policy that protects voyages until June 30, 2021. SeaDream’s new “Ultimate Booking Assurance”… Read More »
UnCruise to Depart on First US Cruise on Aug. 1 in Alaska
UnCruise Adventures confirmed it will depart Aug. 1 on the first cruise in the U.S. since the coronavirus pandemic stalled the industry. The company… Read More »
Carnival Employees Share Memories of Departed Fantasy-Class Ships
A day after the Carnival Fantasy arrived at a shipyard in Turkey to be scrapped, Carnival Cruise Line shared memories of the… Read More »
Variety Cruises Resumes Sailing in Greece
Variety Cruises’ Galileo has resumed sailing in Greece and is planning weekly departures through November 2020. The Galileo can accommodate… Read More »
Holland America Line Changes Name of Newbuild to Rotterdam
Holland America Line has changed the name of its newbuild due out next year from Ryndam to Rotterdam, the seventh ship… Read More »
Carnival Removing Two Additional Ships From Fleet
The Carnival Corporation & plc announced plans to remove two additional ships from its fleet. Carnival officials revealed in an exchange with… Read More »
Port of Seattle Cancels Request for Proposals for $200 Million Cruise Facility
The Port of Seattle has canceled its request for proposals for a joint investment to build and operate an estimated… Read More »
Greece to Reopen Six Cruise Ports on August 1
Greece will welcome back cruise traffic at six ports beginning Saturday, August 1. According to Greek newspaper Kathimerini, Piraeus, Rhodes, Heraklion,… Read More »