In yet another reason to book shore excursions via the cruise line, Royal Caribbean recently demonstrated its commitment to guest safety and operational excellence by adjusting the itinerary for the Grandeur of the Seas during. While the ship was originally Read More …
The future of the cruise industry looks exceptionally bright and busy, with a massive wave of innovation arriving over the next decade. Travelers can look forward to more than 50 new ships debuting between 2026 and the mid-2030s, offering an Read More …
Margaritaville at Sea is elevating the vacation experience with an impressive array of new social spaces aboard their upcoming flagship, the Beachcomber. Set to debut in early 2027 from PortMiami, this transformed vessel—formerly the Costa Fortuna—will feature a vibrant collection Read More …
In a response to massive amounts of late, cancelled and delayed airline flights, Norwegian Cruise Line has taken a positive and proactive step to ensure every guest begins their vacation with total peace of mind by updating its air travel Read More …
In 2026, the global cruise landscape is evolving towards a more sustainable and high-quality travel experience as several major destinations implement thoughtful regulations to preserve their local charm. These changes are designed to balance the economic benefits of tourism with Read More …
AmaWaterways, the premier line dedicated exclusively to river cruising, has unveiled a refreshing new brand identity that beautifully balances its twenty-three-year heritage with a bold vision for the future. This update is designed to deepen connections with guests and elevate Read More …
With an expected 21.7 million U.S. travelers booking cruises in 2026—a 52% increase over the last six years—Consumer Reports (CR) has released its rankings of the top cruise lines. Based on a survey of 18,850 members who sailed within the Read More …
Oceania Cruises has officially unveiled the inaugural season itineraries for Oceania Sonata, the first vessel in its new Sonata Class. Debuting in August 2027, the ship will accommodate 1,390 guests and feature a high staff-to-guest ratio, with 855 crew members. Read More …
Royal Caribbean has officially commenced construction on its fifth Icon Class vessel, marking a significant expansion of its record-breaking ship lineup. The milestone was celebrated on January 20, 2026, with a traditional steel-cutting ceremony at the Meyer Turku shipyard in Read More …