Examining the process of cruise travel from research to booking, packing, travel gear, travel apps and more
Holland America Line is celebrating its upcoming 75th Anniversary in Alaska. They will do that in a big way with a sweepstakes. The prize: 75 seven-day Alaska cruises. Through Feb. 13, 2022, those hoping to win a cruise for two to Read More …
Carnival Jubilee, sister ship to Carnival Mardi Gras is the most-anticipated new ship coming to the Port of Galveston. Today, reservations opened for its inaugural 2023 and 2024 schedule. Carnival Cruise Line‘s third Excel-class ship, Carnival Jubilee will offer seven-day Read More …
We’ve been closely watching cruise lines in an entirely different way ever since the industry totally shut down with no ships sailing at all with one single thought in mind: when would the entire industry be able to restart and Read More …
The world of cruise travel sailed a bit closer to full operation this week, recently updating COVID-related restart changes. These moves provide further evidence of what the new normal cruise travel experience will be like. Read More …
Carnival Glory was first to sail away from the Port of New Orleans on Sunday. Carnival’s offerings from New Orleans include: Six-, seven-and eight-day cruises to the Caribbean, Bahamas and Mexico; Four- and five-day cruises to Mexico; 14-day Carnival Journeys Read More …
Today we have some updates on current and upcoming cruise line restart news and related information. Carnival Glory Carnival Cruise Line announced that it has an agreement with the city of New Orleans and the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) Read More …
Carnival Cruise Line’s new Mardi Gras sailed away from Port Canaveral this weekend. Different from other new ships sailing away from the Space Coast, this one is powered by Liquefied Natural Gas (LNG) and features a top deck roller coaster. Read More …
We have not done one of these since way before the global pandemic began, which makes a good place to begin a series of timely posts about the rapidly evolving cruise industry. So here we go, just the meat with Read More …
