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Oceania is doing away with NCFs for all cruises going on sale for the first time.

Oceania Cruises increases pay for travel advisors, eliminating NCFsOceania will launch sales for the Oceania Aurelia in about two weeks, which will be the line's first cruises without NCFs.

A rendering of a remastered owner's suite bedroom on the Oceania Aurelia, currently sailing as the Nautica.

Old ships, new life: The rise of ambitious refurbishmentsAs cruise lines race to modernize their fleets, tight yard space and financing constraints are driving a new trend.

NCLH now expects 2026 net yield to be 3% to 5% lower than last year.

NCLH downgrades financial outlook and will cut expensesThe Iran war has hurt demand, particularly in Europe, and the cruise company is taking cost-cutting measures to improve the...

Carly Biggart

Hurtigruten's Carly Biggart on the split from HX and the line's U.S. appealCruise editor Teri West chatted with Biggart, Hurtigruten's head of Americas, about the brand's evolution and popularity in the...

Royal Caribbean's Star of the Seas in Cadiz, Spain.

Royal Caribbean reports record Wave season despite demand fluctuationsSeveral weeks of softened demand for Med and Mexican Riviera cruises prompted Royal to reduce the top end of its 2026 net yield...

Orient Express introduces its first sailing yachtThe 110-passenger Orient Express Corinthian will sail the Mediterranean and Adriatic before transitioning to the Caribbean.

Royal Caribbean's Legend of the Seas, the third Icon-class ship, during its sea trials in April.

Royal Caribbean has firm orders for the sixth and seventh Icon-class shipsThe ships are scheduled for delivery in 2029 and 2030.

Through a trying time, Celestyal maintains commitment to travel advisors

Through a trying time, Celestyal maintains commitment to travel advisorsEven as the Celestyal ships sat in limbo in the Persian Gulf, chief commercial officer Lee Haslett hinted at initiatives to...

The Royal Beach Club Santorini features black sand, loungers with umbrellas and a DJ.

Royal Caribbean opens first private destination in EuropeThe Royal Beach Club Santorini is bookable as a shore excursion and includes access to a private beach and visits to two other...

Participants in the 20th meeting of the Travel Weekly Consumer Editors Roundtable gathered at the Royal Mansour Tamuda Bay in Morocco to discuss travel and tourism issues in the headlines.

Consumer Editors Roundtable: A complex time for travelThe Travel Weekly Consumer Editors Roundtable went to Morocco this year, and for the first time, editors were joined by a...

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