Ships that sail in the ocean
The latest news from MSC Cruises signals a significant upgrade for travelers seeking an elevated experience on smaller, more classic vessels. In a strategic refit programme, the cruise line is expanding its signature “ship-within-a-ship” luxury concept, the MSC Yacht Club, Read More …
Atlantic Canada is celebrating a remarkable milestone as it marks thirty years of partnership and progress in the global cruise sector. The 2026 season is set to be a transformative chapter for the region, characterized by a significant diversification of Read More …
National Geographic-Lindblad Expeditions has launched an inspiring new eight-page brochure designed specifically for the UK travel trade, focusing on the growing popularity of warm weather expedition cruising. This dedicated publication is a valuable tool for travel agents, providing them with Read More …
MSC Cruises has announced an extensive renovation project for its private Bahamian destination, Ocean Cay MSC Marine Reserve, with completion scheduled for late 2027. A primary focus of the expansion is the enhancement of the island’s infrastructure, specifically the extension Read More …
Approximately 200 passengers aboard Fred. Olsen Cruise Lines’ ship, Balmoral, reported symptoms consistent with gastroenteritis during a recent 10-night voyage to the Norwegian Fjords. The vessel, which has a capacity of 1,350 passengers, saw roughly 15% of its guests fall Read More …
The cruise industry is sailing into a vibrant and innovative era as Travel and Tour World reveals its prestigious Top 50 Cruise Ships for 2026. This comprehensive list celebrates the remarkable evolution of sea travel, highlighting a shift toward deeply Read More …
The cruise industry is proactively responding to port restrictions in major European hubs by introducing “destination-immersive” itineraries that focus on smaller, less-crowded ports for the 2026 and 2027 seasons. Luxury and boutique lines are leading this shift, leveraging their smaller Read More …
Royal Caribbean Group has officially announced the development of its next generation of vessels, designated as the Discovery Class. The cruise giant has entered into an agreement with the French shipbuilder Chantiers de l’Atlantique for the construction of two firm Read More …
Small-ship cruising is increasingly favored by travelers seeking an intimate alternative to mega-ships, offering personalized service and access to secluded ports. Unlike larger vessels, these ships—typically carrying fewer than 400 passengers—prioritize immersive experiences and destination depth over onboard spectacles. For Read More …