The Philippines is solidifying its position as a global leader in expedition cruise tourism, with the stunning Digyo Island in Eastern Visayas emerging as the center of a profound cultural movement. This tiny jewel, part of the Cuatro Islas group Read More …
The river cruise industry is experiencing a dynamic transformation as it pivots toward the enchanting waterways of Southeast Asia. While the Rhine and Danube have long been the traditional faces of river cruising, the focus is shifting toward the Mekong, Read More …
Exploring the vast history of the United States offers a unique perspective when approached from the water. For boating enthusiasts, coastal and lakeside landmarks provide an adventurous alternative to traditional resort vacations. By trading crowded land routes for the open Read More …
Morocco has entered a remarkable new era of tourism success, witnessing an impressive eighteen percent surge in visitor numbers and revenue as of March 2026. This unprecedented growth highlights the nation’s increasing appeal as a premier global destination, drawing travelers Read More …
Building on yesterday’s focus on accessibility and historical records, here is your wholesome travel roundup for April 10, 2026. The “Ripple Effect” of Cruising: Creating 1.8 Million Jobs A landmark report released today by the World Travel & Tourism Council Read More …
Important Topics To Know Aurora Expeditions is embarking on an inspiring new chapter with its inaugural small ship cruising season, expanding its reach to 26 countries across all seven continents. At the heart of this expansion is the Douglas Mawson, Read More …
Celebrity River Cruises has announced a significant expansion of its fleet and operations, signaling a major commitment to the European river cruising market. The company recently confirmed plans to build ten additional ships, with the goal of doubling its fleet Read More …
The outlook for the 2026 travel industry is largely optimistic, driven by the sustained demand from American travelers, even amidst various global and economic uncertainties. Zane Kerby, President and CEO of ASTA, noted the resilience of US travelers, citing a Read More …
Klawock Island, Alaska’s newest Indigenous-owned cruise destination, commenced operations in May 2024 with its inaugural ship call from the Seabourn Odyssey. The port has demonstrated significant growth, with scheduled ship calls increasing from 6 in 2024 to 23 in 2025, Read More …