It’s moments before the aircraft is ready to board. Alert travelers are exactly where they need to be. Incoming passengers and crew have left the plane. Cleaning is done from the last flight. Shortly, travelers with priority status for one Read More …
We capture images of places we visit for various reasons, using any one or more of a variety of devices to do that. A few days ago, in Updated Cruise Advice: Find Treasure In Travel Photos, I mentioned facial recognition Read More …
Carnival Cruise Line is launching “Island Hoppers,” a unique comedy competition show at sea. The aim: find the cruise line’s next comedy star to perform at its shipboard Punchliner Comedy Clubs. The seven-episode series will go mobile first and is Read More …
Just announced, 2020 European sailings for Windstar Cruises, featuring a variety of interesting elements. Longer Ship: Newly reimagined Star Legend will make her European debut in July Stay Longer: Overnights in Istanbul Sail Longer: Two 60+ day epic European itineraries No More Read More …
Commonly not thought of until away from home: getting a fast, secure, and reliable mobile internet connection while traveling. Turn on a connected device in the wrong place and we might return from travel to find a phone bill in Read More …
Nearly every time I talk to a fellow cruise traveler about their experience, the ship and crew rate high. To different degrees, that’s a nearly universal high rank among those who cruise, bringing over 30 million travelers to sea this Read More …
With spring and summer travel seasons coming up, we have a number of new products. Some are good fits for a spring break road trip or a long drive to your closest homeport. Others are solid wins on any ship, Read More …
In 2020, Port Canaveral’s Cruise Terminal 3 complex will be the home of Carnival Cruise Line‘s next new ship, Mardi Gras. While new cruise ships bring the latest features available on any given cruise line, this one also comes with Read More …
Oceania Cruises has something new for Alaska: More ports to explore and more time to explore them. Sailing from San Francisco, Seattle, Seward, and Vancouver, Oceania travelers can sail for 7 to 14 days on itineraries that visit unique ports Read More …