We interpret current cruise line news, breaking down the stories and what they mean to consumers.
Carnival Cruise Line’s upcoming ship, Carnival Jubilee, achieved a significant construction milestone as it floated out of the covered building dock at Meyer Werft in Papenburg, Germany, revealing a Texas star proudly displayed on its bow. The Texas star symbolizes Read More …
Amsterdam has decided to ban cruise ships from the city center as part of their efforts to limit visitor numbers and reduce pollution. The decision was proposed by the D66 party, which believes that cruises are not in line with Read More …
Port Everglades has completed a comprehensive study to understand the guest experience and the port’s impact on the economic well-being of Broward County. The study surveyed 7,186 passengers from December 2022 through March 2023 and found that 94% of those Read More …
Hotel-operated cruise lines are a new emerging trend, offering a combination of top-notch accommodations and unique experiences at sea. Several well-known hospitality brands, namely Ritz Carlton, Four Seasons, Belmond, and Aman are blurring the lines between hotels and cruise ships Read More …
Carnival Cruise Line has expanded its Military Appreciation Gathering to become a full Military Appreciation Day on all sailings in North America. This special day will feature special messaging and announcements on each ship’s Carnival Seaside Theater screen, along with Read More …
International travelers could be denied entry and detained abroad if they don’t meet the entry requirements. Experts say that not having enough money, mental health issues, and slight passport damage are some of the reasons travelers could be turned away Read More …
Carnival Cruise Line is introducing new dinner menus for its dining rooms across its fleet, starting with Carnival Conquest. The new menus, developed in collaboration with Chief Culinary Officer Emeril Lagasse and Carnival chefs, aim to provide more variety and Read More …
Holland America Line is offering an unmatched “Alaska: Up Close” experience for its 2025 season, with more Glacier Bay permits, glacier viewing experiences, and opportunities to see Alaska’s wildlife than any other cruise line. The company is building on the Read More …
Solo Travelers often pay double the per-person price on most cruise lines. Now, Costa Cruises is offering a special promotion for solo travelers, waiving the single supplement on select cruises through December 2023. This means that solo travelers can save Read More …