Our take on current news stories that concern cruises travelers as well as suggested sources of cruise information
Carnival Corporation today announced solar panel installations are underway for two of its Port of Barcelona cruise terminals. The roof-mounted solar panels, a first for the port, can supply more than 100% of the energy needed to power daily operations Read More …
Aboard Carnival Miracle in Juneau, Carnival Cruise Line announced a contribution toward a more sustainable future in Alaska with a $50,000 donation to the Alaska Carbon Reduction Fund (ACRF). The donation was made as a result of a partnership between the Carnival shore excursions Read More …
For travelers seeking spontaneity and adventure this fall, Windstar Cruises, leader in small ship luxury cruising, is sharing its top sailing destinations and savings to take advantage of for the new season. Whether it’s a vacation to chase the warmth of Read More …
In the port of Rotterdam on September 5, 2024 AIDA Cruises refueled its AIDAprima cruise ship for the first time using 100% renewable Bio Marine Fuel as part of a pilot project to evaluate the fuel performance in regular ship Read More …
Zelim, a sea survival technology company based in Edinburgh, has introduced GUARDIAN, the world’s first unmanned or remotely controlled person-in-water rescue vessel, at the SMM Trade Fair in Hamburg, Germany. This 8.4m long, 2.5m wide aluminum-hulled craft, known as a Read More …
The summer travel season just came to an end and Floridians are already beginning to make travel plans for the year-end holidays. According to the new AAA survey, nearly two-thirds of residents (65%) plan to take an overnight vacation between Thanksgiving Read More …
The MV Canopée, the world’s first hybrid propulsion commercial cargo vessel made its inaugural U.S. visit to Port Canaveral. The specially designed Ro-Ro (roll on- roll off) delivered the European Service Module (ESM-3) module, which will fly on the NASA SLS Artemis-III Read More …
Holland America Line is opening bookings for its 2026 Alaska cruise season. With six ships in the region, the cruise line is filling each voyage with experiences designed around vacationers’ top reasons to visit Alaska: an abundance of glacier viewings, Read More …
Celestyal Cruises has just rolled out a deal that might make you want to swap your desk for a deck chair. They’re calling it the “Heavenly Autumn” sailings, and if you book by October 31, 2024, you could snag up Read More …