Ships that sail in the ocean
Viking, a leader in river and ocean cruises, has announced the arrival of their newest ship designed specifically for the Nile River; Viking Sobek. This marks a significant milestone in the vessel’s construction, as it was recently “floated out” for Read More …
Princess Cruises is offering a 15-day combined cruise and land tour in 2025. The “Historic America” portion lets you explore American history before a scenic Canada & New England cruise. You’ll visit Washington D.C., Colonial Williamsburg, Philadelphia, and more before Read More …
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 …
Azamara Cruises, a small-ship cruise line we love for its Destination Immersion® and Extended Destination Days, celebrates the beginning of a new chapter as Dondra Ritzenthaler officially begins her role as the company’s Chief Executive Officer. A travel industry veteran with 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 …
he exotic nature of South America attracts travelers to experience the diverse cultures, food, biomes, and the grandeur of the last “untouched” region of Antarctica. In fact, according to the International Association of Antarctica Tour Operators (IAATO), a record 105,331 people visited Antarctica last season. With its newly Read More …