Costa Cruises has partnered with National Geographic to offer a new line of shore excursions on its cruises to the Mediterranean, Canary Islands, and Madeira. These tours will take guests to some of the most unexplored and captivating destinations in Read More …
Carnival Venezia, the 25th ship in Carnival Cruise Line’s fleet, arrived in New York City today after a 15-day transatlantic sailing from Barcelona, Spain. The ship will host a welcome ceremony on Wednesday, where Jay Leno will become its godfather. Read More …
Big ship family cruising is becoming increasingly popular, and with that comes a need to know what items are banned on cruise ships. Some of the most surprising banned items include irons, homemade food, alcohol, and helium balloons. Cruise lines Read More …
Holland America Line is offering guests on Alaska cruises an even more immersive experience in 2023. The line is adding new facets to its “Alaska Up Close” program, including: These new experiences are designed to help guests learn more about Read More …
American Airlines is upgrading its inflight experience this summer with new food, Wi-Fi, and entertainment options. Customers can sign up for the American Airlines AAdvantage® program to earn loyalty points and miles, which can be redeemed for flights, hotels, seat Read More …
Carnival Cruise Line and Starboard Cruise Services have partnered to launch new retail offerings on Carnival Venezia. The new shops feature luxury brands, original collections, and activations inspired by Italy. Guests can shop for luxury brands like Bvlgari, Cartier, TAG Read More …
Viking Ocean Cruises plans to add 10 new ocean ships by 2030, some of which will be deployed in China. The new ships will be slightly larger than the current fleet, but will still carry under 1,000 passengers each. The Read More …
Holland America Line is set to sail what looks like its most diverse Asia cruise season ever in 2024-2025, with 49 ports across 10 countries. Read More …
Holland America Line will offer a variety of cruises to Asia in 2024-2025, departing from Hong Kong, Yokohama, and Singapore. The cruises will visit over 49 ports in 10 countries, including Japan, China, Vietnam, Cambodia, Indonesia, the Philippines, South Korea, Read More …