River cruising’s broadening appeal spells a big opportunity for travel advisors. With nearly two decades of startling growth, river cruising continues to be a dramatic success story. As a Cruise Lines International Association (CLIA) cruise industry report at the end …
Cruising has become a popular vacation option for travelers all over the world, and the trend should only continue as cruise lines unveil bigger, better ships each year. The following cruise ships of the last decade are the best of …
SEATTLE, Dec. 19, 2019 /PRNewswire/ — 2019 has concluded as another award-winning year for Seabourn as the world’s finest ultra-luxury travel experience celebrates a multitude of honors for its vessels and all-inclusive cruise vacations around the world. With the 2019 …
Seabourn Celebrates More Than 45 Top Travel Awards In 2019 – Daily Record Read more »
HOUSTON — If you’re planning a cruise on Carnival, you should check out their new dress code before you pack. The popular cruise line is now banning clothing that other guests might find “offensive.” You can find the information on …
New dress code: What NOT to wear on a Carnival cruise Read more »
“We went out to the beach where my little grandson, who’s autistic, made a little Christmas tree for us to take with us and we took and put it on the beach and took a picture of that,” Sue said.
InsureMyTrip has announced the results of its annual “Cruise Concerns” survey. The new poll of 2,072 U.S. respondents reveals what matters most to cruisers. For starters, that means getting a good cabin deal. But the survey also finds that cruisers …
What cruisers care about: Scoring deals, spending more time in port, getting sick at sea Read more »
Anyone who has a compost pile in the backyard to add mulch and fertilizer to their garden bed is familiar with the basic concept behind a technology being tested on Carnival Corp. ships to process food waste. The biodigester being …
Cruise Lines International Association (CLIA), has released their 2020 State of the Cruise Industry Outlook report, which analyses the future of the cruise industry from investment into new technology, partnerships with local government and new trends for 2020. One of …
Cruise news: Solo passengers to be prioritised in 2020 Read more »
It’s been a big year for travel. In the middle of the jampacked travel year, By The Way launched on June 18, becoming a hub of travel news, advice and City Guides written by journalists who actually live in those …
By The Way’s most popular travel stories, tips and guides of 2019 Read more »
Slightly more than 43% of Americans say they are concerned that they will get sick or injured before or during a cruise, slightly up from the approximately 42% of cruisers who rated this their No. 1 concern in last year’s …
Getting Sick is Still No. 1 Concern for American Cruise Passengers Read more »