At every port on a cruise in the United Arab Emirates, it’s obvious that each of the Arab sheikdoms are playing top this with their newly built soaring skylines, their supersized yachts and their over-the-top […]
Carnival Cruise Line wants to bring sister brand Costa Cruises’ Italian experience to North America by branding two new ships Costa by Carnival. In what may signal a softening of the cruise market in Europe, […]
Not surprisingly, cruise lines are all navigating away from Russia on planned Baltic itineraries and ports in Ukraine on Black Sea voyages. Within hours of Russia’s invasion of Ukraine on Feb. 24, Atlas Ocean Voyages […]
Cruise ships will still be docking in Venice, thanks to a temporary solution that re-routes big ships away from the fragile canal that skirts the historic city. Temporary landing places are being set up to […]
There’s a good chance that one of the cruise ships you’ve loved being aboard in the past won’t be sailing when the global cruise lockdown ends. More than two dozen well-known ships from the major […]
Yes, there will be a renaissance in cruise ships when this is all over. Two of the biggest shipyards in Europe that were forced to close due to the coronavirus emergency are taking early steps […]
Many of 2019’s class of cruise debutantes are sisters of ships we already know. But the new arrivals have their own personalities that raise their levels of innovation, entertainment and expand the range of exploration. […]
The designs of the next generation of cruise ships are taking bows to the past. The latest announcements of cruise ship orders signal that the blunt prows that were the favored design for ocean liners […]
It’s that time again. We’re asking the readers of The Cruisington Times to nominate their favorite cruise ship restaurants. The choices have proliferated this year with a host of new ships offering innovative alternative restaurants. […]
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