“Start in your family, start in your community, to say that we are all the same no matter what color, there are good people and bad people everywhere – no violence please, and use your words, you have a voice,” …

Family travels the country to spread a message of love and honor Black Lives Matter Read more »

One of the first cruise ships to resume overnight sailing in U.S. waters since the coronavirus shut down the cruise industry this year has reported one case of COVID-19 on board.  Passengers are quarantining on UnCruise Adventures’ Wilderness Adventurer “until the State of …

Passenger on Alaska cruise tests positive for COVID-19, prompting quarantine, canceled sailings Read more »

The cruise industry voluntarily suspended voyages in U.S. waters until “at least” Oct. 31, a month past the date the Center for Disease Control and Prevention’s “no-sail” order is set to expire.  “We believe it is prudent at this time to voluntarily …

Exclusive: Cruise industry extends sailing suspension past CDC ‘no-sail’ order, until Oct. 31 Read more »

Fifty-nine days after it departed Timaru on a mission to retrieve stranded fishermen from the Falkland Islands, the San Aotea II returned to the port on Tuesday morning – its passengers and crew ecstatic to finally be home. The longliner …

Fishermen, honeymooners back in NZ after voyage from Falkland Islands Read more »