On Thursday, January 1, 2026, the United States Coast Guard announced the suspension of search efforts for a passenger who went overboard from a Holland America Line cruise ship. The individual is a 77-year-old woman whose name has not been Read More …
Seabourn has revealed its 2028 “Cape to Cape” world cruise, a 120-day expedition aboard the Seabourn Quest designed to celebrate the cruise line’s 40th anniversary. Scheduled to depart from Miami on January 7, 2028, the voyage will cover more than Read More …
Windstar Cruises is celebrating a significant milestone with the official delivery of its newest all-suite yacht, the Star Seeker, on December 15 at the WestSEA Shipyard in Portugal. This beautiful 224-guest vessel represents the first new build in Windstar’s Star Read More …
Crystal Cruises has announced a magnificent winter and spring 2028 season for the Crystal Serenity, offering an array of luxurious voyages from January through April. This beautifully structured program is poised to delight guests with warm-water cruising through the vibrant Read More …
Norwegian Cruise Line is ushering in a new era of prosperity for the travel professional community by permanently eliminating non-commissionable fares. Starting December 26, 2025, for all voyages departing on or after May 1, 2026, the entire cruise fare—excluding only Read More …
National Geographic–Lindblad Expeditions is set to significantly expand its Alaska program starting in 2027 to accommodate growing traveler demand. The company will charter the vessel Greg Mortimer for a three-year period, allowing for the introduction of new itineraries. This expansion Read More …
Holland America Line’s Zuiderdam, a classic favorite and one of the line’s Vista-class vessels, has undergone a significant two-week dry dock refresh in the Bahamas. The renovation focused on introducing modern updates and new amenities while meticulously preserving the ship’s Read More …
Lindblad Expeditions has officially announced the retirement of two of its most enduring vessels, the National Geographic Sea Bird and the National Geographic Sea Lion. These sister ships have been central to the company’s operations for decades, particularly within the Read More …
Royal Caribbean International has announced the temporary closure of select waterslides across a few of its ships. This decision is the result of a comprehensive safety review aimed at enhancing passenger protection and ensuring long-term structural durability. The cruise line’s Read More …