Surprise: You Can Cruise to Idaho in 2025

Starting this spring, you’ll be able to cruise to (and from) Idaho.  Nearly 500 miles from the Pacific Ocean, Idaho’s Port of Lewiston is the farthest inland seaport on the West Coast. Located at the confluence of the Snake and Read More …

Another Cruise Line Calls Port Canaveral Home

Celebrity Cruises has exciting news for 2025 as they introduce Port Canaveral as a new departure point for their luxurious voyages. Starting this week, the Celebrity Equinox has begun its seven-night Caribbean itineraries from this port, marking Celebrity’s expansion to Read More …

Duh: Study Aboard Queen Mary 2 Reveals Cognitive Benefits of Slow Travel at Sea

For more than 180 years, Cunard has championed the restorative power of ocean travel. New ground-breaking research conducted on Cunard’s flagship, Queen Mary 2, confirms that just five days at sea can positively impact various cognitive abilities, such as memory, Read More …

AmaWaterways Tulip Time Cruises Offer More

From March through May, the Netherlands dazzles with its annual display of millions of tulips and other flowers, making it worthy of inclusion for any bucket list. AmaWaterways’ Tulip Time itinerary will satiate any flower lover, but also goes well beyond the Read More …

Princess Partners with Kylie Minogue to Add Zero Alcohol Rosé To Premium Liquors Collection

Princess Cruises is celebrating life’s moments with a splash of pink, as the cruise line introduces music icon and entrepreneur Kylie Minogue’s award-winning No Alcohol Sparkling Rosé to its exclusive “Love Line Premium Liquors” collection. This delightful, alcohol-free sparkling wine, with its Read More …

Exciting: Windstar Cruises’ New Star Seeker Floats Out in Portugal 

The new Star Seeker yacht, the first Star Class new build for small ship line Windstar Cruises, has floated out of the building dock, touching water for the first time at the WestSEA Shipyard in Viana do Castelo, Portugal.  A float out is a maritime tradition Read More …

Top Tourist Hotspots Most at Risk of Natural Disasters Revealed

Journo Report along with Intersec has conducted a study to rank the most dangerous tourist destinations at the risk of natural disasters based on key factors: earthquake frequency per year, the average population affected by floods, volcanic activity, and air quality index. To compile the ranking, Read More …