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Get To Know: Destination Dupes
The issue of over-tourism has reared its head once again; international travel is expected to exceed pre-pandemic levels this year. To help tourists avoid contributing to over-tourism and steer clear of the crowds, leading tour comparison site, Tourscanner has conducted a study to Read More …
Top 5 International Vacation Destinations for Floridians
Floridians are seeking relaxation and exploration for Spring Break and April vacation! InsureMyTrip researchers looked at top destinations for Florida policyholders traveling in March and April – and found a variety of countries in the top five. Top 5 International Read More …
Expanding FunShip Features: Here Comes New Carnival Jubilee
Carnival Jubilee christens on Feb. 24th. In advance of that day, Carnival Cruise Line hs unveiled Currents, a stunning two-deck zone aboard the ship. This immersive underwater world uses cutting-edge technology to transport guests on a journey through vibrant coral Read More …
Coast Guard To Require Duck Boat Safety
The U.S. Coast Guard has issued an interim rule requiring additional safety measures for DUKW amphibious passenger vessels, aka “duck boats,” in response to the sinking of the Stretch Duck 7 on Table Rock Lake at Lake of the Ozarks Read More …
Poseidon Expeditions Partners With Sea Chefs
Poseidon Expeditions, a polar expedition ship operator, has announced a partnership with Sea Chefs, a renowned hospitality and catering company. The partnership will begin this month when Sea Chefs will start operating aboard the 114-passenger Sea Spirit. Sea Chefs has Read More …
Seabourn 2025 Features Europe With Three Ships
Ultra-luxury cruise line Seabourn has unveiled its 2025 Europe season with a wide range of itineraries to explore the historical wonders and vibrant cultures of the Mediterranean, Northern Europe, and Canary Islands. The award-winning, ultra-luxury Seabourn Ovation, Seabourn Encore, and Read More …
The Problem With Marine Heat Waves
The world’s oceans are getting hotter, and marine heat waves are becoming more common and severe. These heat waves can have devastating consequences for marine life, including mass mortality, disease outbreaks, and harmful algal blooms. They can also disrupt fisheries Read More …