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In 2024, cruise enthusiasts can anticipate at least two major highlights – the world’s largest liner and the inaugural cruise ship constructed in Chinese shipyards. The World’s Largest Cruise Liner Takes the Stage In January 2024, Royal Caribbean’s cruise […]
The COVID-19 had a devastating impact on the global cruise industry, with cruise lines practically disappearing after the pandemic hit and all operators witnessing double-digit sales drop. However, it seems that 2021 might bring a new hit to the
Cruise Industry to Generate 5 Times Less Revenue Than in 2019 Read More »
Saint Lucia is gearing up to welcome its first international cruise ship since closure to the sector amid the global Covid-19 pandemic. Following considerable dialogue with local authorities, Royal Caribbean Cruise Line has signaled the return of the cruise
Saint Lucia to Welcome Cruise Tourism This Summer Read More »
The oohh! FreizeitWelten event, which combines six individual trade fairs for exciting out-of-home leisure activities all under one roof, will be postponed.
oohh! FreizeitWelten Event Postponed Read More »
The cruise industry received another blow on April 9, when the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention extended its initial No Sail Order a further 100 days.
Cruise Lines Further Extend Cancellations Read More »
With COVID-19 continuing to have a significant impact on communities throughout the world, cruise lines are extending the temporary suspension of cruise voyages.
Cruise Lines Extend Suspension Read More »
Carnival Corporation today announced that select cruise ships will be made available to communities for use as temporary hospitals.
Cruise Ships May Be Used as Temporary Hospitals Read More »
The coronavirus, officially dubbed “COVID-19” by the World Health Organization, has been officially classified as a global pandemic. Cruise lines announce major delays and suspensions in light of the coronavirus pandemic. Seabourn, the world’s finest ultra-luxury travel experience, announced that it
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The 2020 coronavirus outbreak that originated in Wuhan, China, is the latest threat to the cruise industry. Cruise lines have started to either cancel or change their itineraries. Ports are refusing to accept cruise ships that have been to
Cruise Lines Cancel Voyages, Rerute Ships Read More »
The Massachusetts Port Authority (Massport) reached another milestone at Flynn Cruiseport Boston serving 402,346 passengers and 138 cruise ships in 2019. The passenger volume is a 3% increase over the 2018 cruise season driven by new itineraries, larger ships,
Flynn Cruiseport Boston Ends the 2019 Cruise Season with Another Record Read More »
We’re only a little more than halfway through 2019, but many of us are already mapping out our adventures for the next year. In fact, 2020 is going to be a big year for travel. From the summer Olympics
5 Reasons Your 2020 Adventures Should Include a Cruise Read More »
For good reasons, the world’s most popular tourist destination is Europe. And as cruising’s global popularity continues to rapidly grow, more and more people are discovering the best way to visit Europe is on a cruise vacation. Not only
The Best Way to Visit Europe Read More »
UnCruise Adventures announces its first foray into summer island cruising with the addition of six departures in July and August 2019. The weeklong small ship cruises sail roundtrip Moloka’i and explore Lana’i, the Big Island of Hawai’i, and sea
UnCruise Begins Summer Sailings in Hawaiian Islands Read More »
Cruise Lines International Association (CLIA) has re-introduced a newly expanded opportunity for cruise line sales teams to leverage CLIA’s industry-leading North American certification programs, earning the equivalent of our existing Accredited Cruise Counsellor (ACC), Master Cruise Counsellor (MCC) or
Cruise Lines International Association Re-Introduces Certification for Cruise Lines Read More »
Luxury cruise line Cunard is proud to announce an innovative partnership with the prestigious English National Ballet for the first-ever “Dance the Atlantic” Transatlantic Crossing on board flagship Queen Mary 2, sailing from Southampton to New York, August 11-18, 2019 (M924). Guests on the seven-night Crossing
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