Our take on current news stories that concern cruises travelers as well as suggested sources of cruise information
Holland America Line has announced two exciting Grand Voyages for 2026: The Grand World Voyage and the Grand Australia and New Zealand Voyage. Both cruises offer a chance to explore a multitude of destinations around the world without the hassle Read More …
Costa Cruises offers peace of mind to European travelers flying to their cruise embarkation port by launching their new “Lost Luggage Concierge” service in collaboration with SosTravel.com. (SOS travel, by the way, has an app you need to have when Read More …
Oceania Cruises is offering a limited-time upgrade sale (until June 30th, 2024) for cruises in 2024 and 2025. This is your chance to sail in style with an upgrade of up to four categories on your stateroom. The Deal: What’s Read More …
Holland America Line’s Grand World Voyage passengers once again knitted hundreds of blankets for Project Linus, a charity providing comfort to needy children. Over 150 guests on the 128-day cruise participated in the project, creating over 500 blankets using a Read More …
The Alaska Seafood Marketing Institute (ASMI) has partnered with Holland America Line to educate the cruise line’s culinary staff about Alaska seafood. This is the first time ASMI has offered such a program. Holland America Line serves a significant amount Read More …
Port Canaveral is building a new cruise terminal on the north side of the port to meet the booming cruise industry demand. Overall, Port Canaveral is adapting its plans to meet the urgent needs of the cruise industry while keeping Read More …
Le Boat, a European boat rental company, is expanding to Canada with a new base on the Trent-Severn Waterway. Starting May 11th, 2024, they will offer luxury houseboat rentals for self-captained cruises. Target Audience: Events along the waterway (consider booking Read More …
The series finale that you’ve been waiting for is finally here! After more than seven years of dreaming and the work of thousands around the world, Royal Caribbean’s Icon of the Seas is a reality. The series finale of Making an Icon, “Preparing Read More …
Holland America Line (HAL) is taking a significant step towards reducing greenhouse gas emissions in the cruise industry by initiating a long-term biofuel test on its flagship, Rotterdam. This test marks several firsts. Benefits of Biofuels: Industry & Government Support: Read More …