National Geographic Orion will sail the crystal-clear waters of the Mediterranean for the 2025 summer season. To celebrate the ship’s return to this stunning region, Lindblad Expeditions-National Geographic will debut four brand new Mediterranean itineraries, exploring the heritage-rich region like never before in the Read More …
Are you planning to hop on a plane, cruise ship or take a road trip this spring? Be sure to check out our Spring break travel gear essentials, from great compression socks for long car rides or flights, a comfy Read More …
Carnival Firenze has officially joined the Carnival Cruise Line fleet from sister line Costa Cruises, growing the Carnival fleet to 27 ships. This morning in Cadiz, Spain, team members from both cruise lines met on the ship’s bridge to complete the handover. Read More …
Traditionally, most cruise lines have not done much to help solo travelers. They might be lonely, especially if they are not good at making new friends. Odds are pretty good that they will pay nearly as much to travel solo Read More …
The US State Department updated its travel advisory for the Bahamas, urging Americans to be cautious due to rising violent crime, mainly burglaries, robberies, and assaults, affecting both tourists and locals. The advisory highlights areas like Nassau and Grand Bahama Read More …
Traveling in 2024? Consider using flight attendant-approved travel products to make your airport and hotel experiences smoother. These items are perfect for any traveler, and have been endorsed by seasoned flight attendants who understand the challenges of travel. From luggage Read More …
Package, Inc. has a new product ecosystem that is solving a problem that many cruise travelers face on a regular basis – lost and stolen luggage. While existing products are limited to basic consumer location trackers with little or no real-time Read More …
Ship’s Team Rescues Men Using Kayak to Stay Afloat After Boat Sank Carnival Jubilee’s team rescued two men who were stranded in a kayak in the Gulf of Mexico. The men said their boat sank, and they used the kayak Read More …
Just shy of 10,000 total humans on board, Royal Caribbean’s new Icon of the Seas arrived in Florida this week and is certainly an engineering marvel. Sound good? Book it. Sound way too big for you? You have options as Read More …