Royal Caribbean International, has received planning approval for the development of the first Royal Beach Club on Paradise Island in The Bahamas. The 17-acre destination experience at the western end of Nassau will create a […]
Holland America Line is expanding its menu of long cruises to commemorate its historic 150th anniversary in 2023 . The cruise line is introducing extended Legendary Voyages. ranging from 25 to 59 days, to compliment […]
Fun is fun, but don’t let yours spoil someone else’s good times, Carnival Cruise Line is warning spring breakers. “You will be sailing with us during Spring Break, which is traditionally a period of high […]
Move over Miami, Port Canaveral has climbed to number one as the world’s busiest cruise port for the first time ever, New figures from the Florida Ports Council rank the port 45 miles from Orlando […]
What does it take to turn a ship designed for European tastes into a ship that feels like home for a mainly American crowd? Everything from new electrical sockets to burgers and pizza needed a […]
Atlas Ocean Voyages’ newest expedition yacht World Traveller is planning unique extended voyages in the Arctic, Norwegian Fjords, Iceland, and Greenland this summer. A 13- night expedition Aug. 6 and another 11-night journey starting Aug. […]
Hoping to persuade cruise lines decide to anchor elsewhere, the city council in Monterey, California has voted to take away city services for handling passengers arriving at the city’s dock. In a report to the […]
As interest in small-ship expedition cruising continues to grow, Abercrombie & Kent is adding a luxury icebreaker to its fleet for 2024. The exclusive charter of Ponant Cruises’ ship Le Commandant Charcot will allow it […]
The relaunch of Crystal Cruises, to be known as simply Crystal, will see bigger rooms for fewer passengers. Opening bookings for Crystal Serenity and Crystal Symphony, new owners A&K Travel Group said many staterooms on […]
New Zealand has turned away eight ships this season for having too much sea life growing on their hulls. The issue was caused by long layups during the COVID-19 pandemic, Biosecurity New Zealand told industry […]
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