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The myth about corporate duty of care laws
The corporation's alleged duty of care toward traveling employees is marketing hype coupled with morality. It is not the law.
Cashing in on the 'connection economy' in travel
According to Embark Beyond's Jack Ezon, the need to build connection, community and human relationships is driving clients'...
Why Princess ships need more specialty dining
During an Alaska cruise on the Discovery Princess, I discovered how challenging it is to book the ship's specialty restaurants....
Small stays, big impact: Boutique hospitality on Martinique
While many Caribbean islands are defined by their sprawling megaresorts, Martinique leads with its intimate accommodations.
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Cruise competition heats up for the Caribbean's winter season
Cruise lines may have to lower prices due to a 10% year-over-year increase in Caribbean capacity in Q4.
Blocked port calls give pause to LGBTQ+ travel providers
With Turkiye and Egypt denying entry to a gay cruise last week, tour operators and travel advisors that specialize in LGBTQ+...
Windstar shakes up offerings with short Europe cruises
Most guests are North Americans extending a land vacation or cruise, or both.
Carnival unveils details of first ship in upcoming Ace class
Launching in 2029, the Carnival Destiny will be the largest in the cruise line's fleet, with a capacity of nearly 8,000...
Carnival's Q2 offers view of cruise's performance during Iran war: 'Resilient'
The second-quarter earnings report offered a first look at the cruise industry's performance during three consecutive months of...
Sunny summer forecast for cruise, with Europe in demand
The cruise industry has entered the summer where it wants to be, with few cabins left to fill and higher year-over-year prices...
Carnival and Emeril Lagasse embrace the latest culinary trends
From experiential dining to nonalcoholic cocktails, Carnival and Lagasse, its chief culinary officer, are embarking on the...
Celebrity Solstice refresh adds plenty of splash
The Solstice, which launched in 2008 as the first of Celebrity's five Solstice-class ships, was also the first to undergo an...
MSC Cruises is making a name for itself in the U.S.
Major initiatives in the last year and a half have made a large impact, including a national ad campaign starring Drew...
Virgin Voyages brings its vibe into the wilds of Alaska
Cruisers are no strangers to the dichotomy of a day in port and an evening on a ship. But some brands and destinations bring...
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