There has been a flood of questions from readers of The Cruisington Times about whether Americans and Canadians are welcome to sail aboard river cruises in Europe again. Who better to answer than Kristin Karst, […]
You’re about to hear a lot more about Marella Cruises as the British company plots a course to America. The fleet is adding a fifth ship to be named Marella Voyager, which will join sister […]
Celebrity is aiming to go past the Edge and above the Apex in its latest ship, Celebrity Beyond. With a Michelin-starred chef, one of the world’s most famous interior designers and globally-inspired cuisine and cocktails, […]
If you’ve ever sailed to Istanbul, you know how chaotic and inaccessible the docks where cruise ships formerly tied up could be. The newly opened Galataport Istanbul aims to be a seamless cruise port, cultural […]
American Cruise Lines is redesigning and renaming its fleet of four classic paddle wheelers. From the staterooms and suites to the lounges and dining rooms, each ship will be made-over. The project will modernize the […]
Seabourn Cruises was busy during its time off, innovating and improving the guest experiences aboard. Its all -inclusive, all-suite boutique fleet is setting sail again with new onboard features and enhanced services. “We are always […]
Royal Caribbean International is doing it again. The latest addition is once again laying claim to be the world’s largest cruise ship and it’s coming to America, rather than China as originally announced. Wonder of […]
AmaWaterways has launched its newest ship AmaDahlia on an ancient, fascinating river—the Nile. Guests sailing the inaugural Secrets of Egypt & The Nile itinerary were joined by co-founders Rudi Schreiner and Kristin Karst for a […]
Celebrity Cruises launched its biggest global advertising campaign yet, urging people to reawaken their wanderlust and reconnect with the people and the world around them. The Journey Safe, Journey Wonderfull campaign highlights the transformative wonders […]
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 […]
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