Azamara to Launch ‘Masterclass Series’ to Support Travel Advisors.
Azamara is launching a new masterclass series of on-demand videos aimed at supporting its travel advisor community, according to a
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Royal Caribbean Sees 100,000 Sign Ups for Free Volunteer Cruises.
Royal Caribbean International has over 100,000 form submissions for volunteers to take trial cruises as part of the CDC’s new Conditional
SeaDream Cancels Rest of 2020 After 9 Positive Tests.
SeaDream today announced it has decided to cancel sailing for the remainder of 2020 after positive COVID-19 test results from
Assembly Begins on China’s First Domestically Built Large Cruise Ship.
Assembly work is being on China’s first domestically built large, ocean-going cruise ship. The ship, which is part of a
Here’s How Much Cash the Cruise Lines Are Burning Through.
The world’s largest cruise companies are still burning through around $1 billion a month for the fourth quarter while ships
These Cruise Ships Were Sold In 2020.
The coronavirus pandemic has fueled a big year for the secondhand ship sales market, with cruise ships finding new owners
Five Positive COVID-19 Tests on SeaDream Cruise Ship in Caribbean.
SeaDream Yacht Club’s start up in the Caribbean is off to a rocky start, with media onboard the first sailing
Windstar Pushes Restart Dates Further Into 2021.
Citing the COVID-19 outbreak, Windstar Cruises on Wednesday announced it has “made the difficult decision to cancel our cruise departures
Here’s What an Entire Cruise Fleet Sold for at Auction.
The Cruise & Maritime Voyages fleet auction is over, with five ships heading to new owners or to scrap, and
How TUI is Cruising Safely.
While the German state of Schleswig-Holstein has ordered TUI Cruises to halt cruise service from Kiel as of Nov. 5,
Cruise Ships Back in Service: November Update.
The cruise industry’s restart of operations continues with some ships sailing globally at reduced capacity levels. Here are the cruise
Royal Caribbean May Need Volunteers for Trial Cruises.
f Royal Caribbean International wants to cruise out a U.S. homeport anytime soon, it will need a permit from the
Donald: Carnival Working On ‘Comprehensive Plan’ to Restart in U.S.
Carnival Corporation on Monday announced that its North American cruise line brands will extend their existing pause in operations, suspending
COVID-19 Claimed These Cruise Brands.
With COVID-19 taking its toll on the industry and with some ships and brands still out of service, the lack
In the Age of COVID, Do Cruisers Prefer Big or Small Ships?
If and when the CDC’s no-sail order expires, how will cruisers return to the water? Will they book huge mega-ships because there’s
Live on a SeaDream Yacht, Cruise Line Offers Residency Program.
hose that want to live in style this winter can find themselves aboard a 110-guest ultra-luxury SeaDream Yacht Club ship
TUI: Cruises Will Go Ahead Despite German Lockdown.
TUI Cruises has swiftly responded to the news of Germany’s emergency lockdown and underlined that its cruise operation will not be brought
Virgin Voyages Pushes Start to January 2021.
Virgin Voyages has pushed back its debut into revenue service with the Scarlet Lady to January, according to a letter
CDC: ‘Defer All Cruise Travel’.
With just days to go before the CDC’s “No Sail” order is set to expire, the agency has issued a warning advising
Will the CDC Lift The ‘No Sail’ Order?
The clock is ticking down once again on the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention’s (CDC) “No Sail” order,
