Thousands of Cruise Ship Workers Still Stranded at Sea
The coronavirus hit the cruise industry particularly hard, both from a financial standpoint and public relations, as numerous ships suffered… Read More »
Italy to Allow Cruises Again Starting August 15
In a move to rekindle its tourism industry, devastated by the coronavirus pandemic, the Italian government has given its permission… Read More »
FBI Using Data From SABRE for Surveillance
In December of 2019, the Federal Bureau of Investigation obtained an order against a company, compelling the business to provide… Read More »
Yacht charter in Baja California, Mexico
Famous for its stunning shorelines, fine weather and delicious food, the west coast of Mexico has its very own magic… Read More »
MSC Cruises Returns to Service in the Mediterranean
MSC Cruises this morning announced it will return to the sea starting in the Mediterranean with its flagship ship, the MSC… Read More »
Disney Cruise Line Suspends Sailings, Extends Future Credits
Disney Cruise Line announced Thursday it has canceled all October sailings and select voyages in November to align with the… Read More »
SeaDream I Guests and Crew Test Negative for COVID-19
All guests and crew members on board SeaDream I have tested negative for COVID-19 after a passenger on the previous… Read More »
Norwegian Won’t Sell Cruise Ships, Stands Behind Travel Advisors
As Norwegian Cruise Line Holdings Ltd. continues to take steps to withstand months of zero revenue, President and CEO Frank Del Rio… Read More »