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Carnival Expands Family Feud
Carnival Cruise Line has announced that it will expand its popular game show, Family Feud Live, to a dozen more ships by fall 2024. The game show, which is already a guest favorite on Carnival Celebration and Mardi Gras, will Read More …
In High Demand: Viking Egypt
Viking® has announced that its newest Nile River ship, the Viking Sobek, will be available for booking starting today. The ship will debut in 2025 and will be the sixth in Viking’s Egypt fleet. The Viking Sobek will be inspired Read More …
Open For Sale: Icon Of The Seas 2025-26
Royal Caribbean International is opening the next lineup of 7-night vacations from Miami on the new Icon of the Seas three months ahead of schedule. The cruise line saw a record-breaking response to the ship when it was first revealed Read More …
Safety At Sea Terminology: Forward Looking Sonar
Forward-looking sonar (FLS) is a type of underwater sonar technology used in various applications to provide a forward view of the underwater environment. It’s primarily employed in marine navigation and exploration, as well as for underwater search and rescue operations. Read More …
Details: Emerald 2026 Luxury Yacht Cruises
Emerald Cruises has announced a new collection of luxury yacht cruises through April 2026 aboard their twin 100-guest Emerald Azzurra and Emerald Sakara vessels. The new season includes a brand-new destination, the Indian Ocean and the tropical Seychelles, and new Read More …
Conscious Retail Focuses On Authentic Alaska
Sister companies Starboard Cruise Services and Onboard Media partnered to promote Alaskan culture and economy through curated retail programs on cruise ships. Starboard sourced artisanal products from local Alaskan businesses and Onboard Media created multimedia programming to highlight the region’s Read More …
Overloaded Cruise Ports Open “New” Choices
The Grenada Tourism Authority (GTA) led a delegation to the sister islands of Carriacou and Petite Martinique to address pressing concerns in the tourism industry. Namely, the islands are getting overloaded with cruise ship passengers. The answer to this issue: Read More …