Examining the process of cruise travel from research to booking, packing, travel gear, travel apps and more
Taking us one step closer to sailing again, Carnival Corporation issued a statement related to the planning of enhanced health protocols when cruise operations begin again in the Americas. Here we have a first look at the successful restart protocols Read More …
Princess Cruises and Holland America Line recently extended their pause of global cruise operations through the end of the summer. Here are the details: Princess Cruises Pause Policy Due to reduced air flight availability, the closure of cruise ports in Read More …
It’s not unfamiliar ground. The safe, closed environment and mobile nature of cruising has been a selling point since forever. It still is. We’ll remember this as a time when so much was up in the air. In the rearview Read More …
We went back to Mexico when stories of ill fate befalling tourists kept them away, proving it a safe place. We were on the first ship back to Haiti after devastating earthquakes rocked the island. We sailed on the Danube Read More …
Starting tomorrow, the U.S Virgin Islands will close for 30 days, eliminating a number of popular ports of call on cruise (and land) itineraries. St. Thomas, St. John, and St. Croix will all be out of service until at least April Read More …
Members of the Cruise Lines International Association have pressed pause on all sailings from United States ports. Read More …
Cruise lines are bending over backwards responding to the Coronavirus issue and booked traveler concerns about it. Becoming an industry standard rather quickly: the ability to cancel very close to sailing with little or no penalty. Today’s update: Oceania Cruise Read More …
Odyssey will be the first Quantum Ultra Class ship to call on Aruba and Curacao as part of its 8-night itineraries. Read More …
Several examples of diverse offerings from female-owned travel planners Read More …