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SeaDream Yacht Club owner and co-founder Atle Brynestad said it's the right time for a new ship.

SeaDream is expanding horizons with its first new shipScheduled to debut in Hong Kong in 2029, the SeaDream III will take its guests to more destinations. A new ship also will grow...

Windstar guests visiting Rome. The line has been sailing the Mediterranean for the full winter since 2023.

The Mediterranean has become a year-round cruising destinationA number of lines, particularly in the luxury and small-ship space, are doing Med winter cruises, giving travelers a chance to...

HX Expeditions guests fish for cod that will later be prepared by chefs back on the ship.

Gone fishing on an HX Expeditions excursion in GreenlandDuring HX's Tide to Table excursion, cruise guests spend a morning with chefs on fishing boats and catch cod that is later...

Royal Caribbean's new Legend of the Seas will sail its inaugural Caribbean season this winter.

Cruise competition heats up for the Caribbean's winter seasonCruise 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

Blocked port calls give pause to LGBTQ+ travel providersWith Turkiye and Egypt denying entry to a gay cruise last week, tour operators and travel advisors that specialize in LGBTQ+...

The Wind Surf docked in Sete, France, during a three-night Windstar cruise.

Windstar shakes up offerings with short Europe cruisesMost guests are North Americans extending a land vacation or cruise, or both.

The first ship in the Ace class, the Carnival Destiny will launch in 2029.

Carnival unveils details of first ship in upcoming Ace classLaunching in 2029, the Carnival Destiny will be the largest in the cruise line's fleet, with a capacity of nearly 8,000...

The Princess Cruises ship Sun Princess in Corfu. Carnival said close-in Europe bookings hit a snag in the second quarter but that 2027 departures on the Continent remained strong.

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...

Atlas Ocean Voyages’ World Traveller in Montenegro. Prices for Europe cruises are up this summer.

Sunny summer forecast for cruise, with Europe in demandThe cruise industry has entered the summer where it wants to be, with few cabins left to fill and higher year-over-year prices...

Carnival chief culinary officer Emeril Lagasse (left) with Carnival vice president of food and beverage Juan Fernandez at a June 11 event in New Orleans.

Carnival and Emeril Lagasse embrace the latest culinary trendsFrom experiential dining to nonalcoholic cocktails, Carnival and Lagasse, its chief culinary officer, are embarking on the...

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