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The Emerald Sakara anchored off Vieques, Puerto Rico.

Inside and out, Emerald Sakara is all about spaceThe 100-passenger yacht is for people who might want a cruise, but not one that comes with 500 passengers, never mind 5,000.

The Electric Daisy Carnival, an electronic dance music festival, took over the Norwegian Joy for four days in early November on a sailing out of Miami.

From swingers to Swifties, there's a cruise for every themeTheme sailings bring together travelers who share pastimes, fandoms and lifestyles. These affinity cruises are an important...

Celebrity Cruises president Laura Hodges Bethge speaks during the Celebrity Ascent naming ceremony.

Celebrity Cruises welcomes Ascent -- and plans to keep climbingCelebrity will enter 2024 with a new deployment strategy aimed at attracting more newbies to the brand, as it has no plans to...

In winter 2025-2026, the Explora I will sail the Red Sea and Arabian Peninsula.

Explora Journeys reveals change of plans for the Explora IThe ship will sail the Caribbean instead of Brazil in fall/winter 2024-25. Also, Explora has added more cruises of six and...

A variety of plants line a sitting area in the Rooftop Garden on Celebrity Ascent.

Dispatch, Celebrity Ascent: The real dealCruise editor Andrea Zelinski got to know the Celebrity Ascent during a preview sailing, and she was struck by the ship's...

The Emerald Sakara in port in San Juan.

Emerald Sakara christened in Puerto RicoOne of the smallest ships in cruising, the 100-passenger Emerald Sakara is the second oceangoing ship for Emerald Cruises.

Nautilus Club activities include board games as well as table games, including pool.

Youth will be served on Explora Journeys sailingsThe luxury cruise line is celebrating children, not only by creating a dedicated space for youth on its vessels but by treating...

World Travel Holdings-Booking partnership aims to attract new cruisers

World Travel Holdings-Booking partnership aims to attract new cruisersWTH is hopeful that providing cruises for Booking.com's customers in the U.S. will open an opportunity for consumers to set...

Travel Weekly editor in chief Arnie Weissmann (left) in conversation with Carnival Corp. CEO Josh Weinstein at CruiseWorld.

At CruiseWorld, executives lament the price gap with resortsWhile lower prices make cruising a better value and is a key selling point for travel advisors, cruise executives said the...

Carnival Cruise Line senior vice president of global sales and trade marketing, at CruiseWorld with Northstar Travel Group's Mary Pat Sullivan.

Carnival's Adolfo Perez to advisors: You need a business planPerez has a message for all travel advisors, whether they are franchise owners, full-time independent contractors or...

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