Travelers can easily talk themselves into becoming dependent on the gear they use as if travel were not possible without it. Rightfully so, your travel gear collection may be made up of everything from your favorite travel backpack to helpful electronics, Read More …
Carnival is the first major cruise line to employ bio-digesters across its entire operation, with the intention of lawfully discharging only processed food waste. A bio-digester is an enclosed container converting food waste into liquid at an accelerated rate – Read More …
With airlines dropping mask mandates last night families with young children who are not able to get vaccinated yet are feeling a new round of anxiety. Eileen Ogintz, longtime family travel expert from the nationally syndicated column Taking the Kids, has Read More …
American Queen Voyages has released a new American Queen video detailing the company’s 10-year history. Narrated by Founder and Chairman John Waggoner, the new American Queen video showcases the company’s early beginnings as a one-vessel cruise line with the acquisition Read More …
Today, the CDC eliminated its cruise travel health notice after two years of warning about the risk of contracting COVID-19 on a cruise ship. Cruise lines were quick to agree it’s safe to cruise, beginning with a favorite cruise line, Read More …
Germany’s youngest windjammer will set course for Hamburg for the first time. Coming from London, the new Sea Cloud Spirit will moor in the center of the Hanseatic city at around 6 p.m. on June 16. The 138-meter, three-masted full-rigged Read More …
Holland America will safely expedite embarkation by using mBark facial recognition and VeriFLY vaccine verification. Here are the details: Holland America Line is enhancing the preboarding guest experience and making embarkation easier by adding the use of mBark facial recognition and Read More …
As the COVID-19 virus comes under control and travel moves closer to defining the new normal for everything from flights to cruises, Holland America Line is enhancing the process, making embarkation easier. They do that with the mBark facial recognition and Read More …
Running Aground occurs when there is no longer deep enough water to float a vessel. This will sometimes be done intentionally, for instance to perform maintenance or to land cargo, but more than likely it occurs due to misinformation about water Read More …