It’s been a busy week for expedition and river cruises. This week Celebrity Cruises’ Galapagos-based Celebrity Xpedition wrapped a seven-day drydock in Panama that upgraded the vessel to bring it more in line with the upcoming Celebrity Flora. Enhancements to …
This Week in Cruise: New in Expedition, River Cruises Read more »
Crystal Cruises, which operates the Crystal Serenity, chose not to sail the passage this year. But the company is advertising a new, “polar-class megayacht” to debut next year, according to a report in High North News.
We’re in the midst of Hispanic Heritage Month, an annual celebration with roots that go back to 1968 — but of course, Florida’s ties to Hispanic history and culture go way, way back. Indeed, some of Florida’s oldest families — …
“The long‐term effect of cruising travel is largely derived from thinking experience.” Cruises provide a total escape experience thanks to the exotic destinations, exciting onboard entertainment, the variety of food and beverages and spa treatments. “[Cruise travel] offers opportunities for …
Cruise secrets: Going on a cruise holiday has this unusual health benefit Read more »
Crystal Cruises has opened bookings for its 26th annual World Cruise: “Ancient Dynasties World Wonders.” The new itinerary embarks from Miami to London on January 5, 2021. It is an over 130-day route through the Caribbean, Hawaiian Islands, South Pacific, Australia, Indonesia, Southeast Asia, …
Crystal Cruises Opens Bookings for 2021 World Cruise Read more »
Post to Facebook Posted! A link has been posted to your Facebook feed. 1 of 100 2 of 100 3 of 100 4 of 100 5 of 100 6 of 100 7 of 100 8 of 100 9 of 100 …
Giant new Carnival cruise ship begins sailing from Miami Read more »
CruiseWire, an online travel agency, announced the launch of its cruise booking website designed primarily around one-way cruise travel, according to a press release. With over 25,000 cruises sailing to 121 countries available on CruiseWire.com, this platform offers 11 cruise …
Adam Coulter, managing editor of Cruise Critic, says this new kind of cruising will also compete with other group travel packages aimed at young people. “You’ve got a ship that’s going to, say, Mykonos, Kos or Santorini in the middle …
Millennials Love the Update to This Old-School Travel Trend Read more »
More than 1,100 of travel’s most forward-thinking insiders will gather for our annual Skift Global Forum in New York, September 27–28. In just a few years, Skift’s Forums — the largest creative business gatherings in the global travel industry — …
Skift Global Forum Preview: Princess Cruises Is Evolving With History in Mind Read more »
This month last year, Hurricane Irma blew through the eastern Caribbean, causing sizable damage to a small portion of the million-square-mile region that included Puerto Rico, the U.S. Virgin Islands, St. Maarten and the British Virgin Islands. On Thursday, Adam Goldstein, vice …
Cruise Execs Talk Caribbean Recovery, One Year Later Read more »