Ships that sail in the ocean
Celebrity chefs at sea is becoming something we are seeing a lot of recently, and what good sense that makes. Over the top dining experiences have been a cornerstone of what makes up a good cruise for decades. Food-oriented television Read More …
Good news dance fans: Holland America Line’s partnership with “Dancing with the Stars” will continue through the 2015-16 sailing season. The 2015 schedule also will continue to feature “Dancing with the Stars: At Sea” programming on every cruise throughout the Read More …
Carnival Corporation is the largest cruise company in the world, with 101 ships totaling 214,000 lower berths that they would like to have cruise travelers sleeping in every night. In just one year, that’s over 78 million nights at sea, Read More …
It’s official, in a New Jersey ceremony, Royal Caribbean International‘s Quantum of the Seas was named by godmother Kristin Chenoweth. Docked at Cape Liberty Cruise Port in Bayonne, the third largest cruise ship in the world officially entered service at a Read More …
In 2016, Holland America Line will launch a new class of cruise ships that, up until now, have been a closely guarded secret. “What will they look like?”, “How big will they be?” and “What features will we find on Read More …
In the process of planning a cruise vacation, travelers often consult a number of sources before making a buying decision. Many begin buy clicking around the Internet, looking at web sites run by cruise lines, travel agents, fans of cruising Read More …
Celebrity Cruises is quite pleased with the launch of Celebrity Explorations, a program that pairs ocean cruising with destination experiences at the ports of call Celebrity ships visit around the world. Still, there are limits to how far inland Read More …
While we were away on the Seabourn Food and Wine Cruise, a number of events have taken place in the cruise industry that we will be detailing throughout this week. Princess Cruises launched new Regal Princess with a star-studded ceremony Read More …
It’s hard not to like the accommodations on Seabourn’s Odyssey class ships, and spend a good amount of time in them when sailing with the luxury cruise line. While a number of floor plans, shapes and sizes are available, all Read More …