This first post in a series answers the number one question fans of travel by ship are asking travel agents: “When will it be safe to cruise again?” asks, well, everyone. Totally safe? When someone invents a time machine that Read More …
Keeping an eye on what’s happening with the world of cruising, this just in from Carnival Cruise Line: MIAMI, October 1, 2020 – Following the U.S. Centers for Disease Control’s (CDC) decision to extend its no-sail order for cruise operations, Read More …
The NOMATIC Navigator Series features organizational gear that is a traveler’s perfect companion. Think of it as an ecosystem of products meant to solve your on-the-go needs no matter what the climate or destination. The Navigator Series of bags will help you Read 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 …
There is no denying that the world is changing right before our eyes. As the Coronavirus death count continues to add up, we look for signs of hope. Frankly, we need to hear that this is going to be over Read More …
FIRST PUBLISHED 04-19-2020 The Twitter version: Staying inside helps the world. Making inside safe helps you. Good news: we can do both successfully. As I write this 97% of the United States is on lockdown. Keep it that way and 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 …