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Where you can, and can't, sue cruise lines
Courts are usually strict about where a cruise-passenger lawsuit can be filed.
The striking asymmetry in global tourism fortunes
While some destinations are begging for more visitors, others are warning about too much tourism and the need to focus on value...
As Rhine and Danube rivers remain low, advisors begin to eye Christmas cruises
The industry has battled low water since July. But even though advisors say they have their eyes on forecasts, some say...
AAA projects a 3.6% increase in U.S. cruisers next year
Of the 22.4 million projected cruisers, AAA says 71% will sail the Caribbean.
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Where you can, and can't, sue cruise lines
Courts are usually strict about where a cruise-passenger lawsuit can be filed.
Close-in bookings boost Norwegian Cruise Line Holdings' Q3 earnings
CFO Mark Kempa said there was pent-up demand from consumers who deferred vacations earlier in the...
Royal Caribbean wants 50% of customers' vacation wallet
The company aims to approximately double the vacation dollars it captures from customers through its...
Villa Vie Residences pauses operations due to fuel expenses
The residential cruise line has disembarked passengers in Cambodia and is helping them find temporary...
Royal Caribbean reports strong Q3, raises earnings forecast
The company said close-in demand in July was stronger than expected in the Caribbean and Europe.
Variety Cruises names new CEO
Steve Reynolds most recently served as senior vice president of Discover Qatar. Filippos Venetopoulos...
Former cruise and Disney executive creates AI company
John Padgett's Spaxial will be intended to support travel, entertainment and sports companies like...
MSC Cruises introduces two-deck suite on its upcoming ship
The Grand Hamptons Villa on the MSC World Atlantic, will have more than 2,475 square feet of indoor...
Explora Journeys names Lara Koslow president for North America
Current president Chris Austin will transition to the newly created role of president of luxury travel...
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Cruising's world view: Why some longtime clients gravitate toward long-haul sailings
World cruises, grand voyages, extended sailings: By any name, longer cruises are big business. And advisors are working hard to cultivate and keep those clients.
Margaritaville at Sea sees an increase in advisor bookings
The introduction of longer cruises got more advisors onboard, and the line aims to continue momentum with its Galveston-based ship.
Expedition cruise options for clients with disabilities
Expedition cruises usually include physical activities like getting into Zodiacs, but mobility disabilities don't have to impede experiencing far-flung destinations.
Risky business or smart strategy? Reaction to Royal Caribbean's Sandals investment
Some analysts expressed concern over strategic alignment and financial impact, while others viewed the deal positively.
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Cumbia dancers treated guests to a show onboard the AmaMelodia. Photo Credit: Brinley Hineman
On the Magdalena River, AmaWaterways takes guests on a Colombian journey
From the comforts of the AmaMelodia, AmaWaterways' tropical river cruises enable guests to discover Colombian cuisine, wildlife...
With a 1-to-1 staff-to-guest ratio, the Pure Amazon is more like a boutique hotel than a river cruise ship
A&K delivers a boutique experience on its new Amazon ship
Guests on the Pure Amazon enjoy luxurious accommodations, local Peruvian cuisine and guided wildlife outings.
The Star Princess will sail in Alaska next summer, a marquee region for Princess and the Sphere class' first season there. Photo Credit: Teri West
Star Princess sticks to the Sphere-class script with refined relaxation
Like sister ship Sun Princess, the Star offers refined spaces, like a glass dome over arena seating and the line's first...
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Aug 04, 2026
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