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Carnival Cruise Line senior vice president of global sales and trade marketing Adolfo Perez (left) with Carnival Corp. chairman Micky Arison in a pre-recorded conversation shown during Travel Weekly's webinar.

Carnival discusses Covid-19 crisis in travel advisor webinarThe cruise line reaffirmed its commitment to travel advisors during a March 19 Travel Weekly webinar that included a video...

A screen shot of Richard Fain's video message to travel advisors about the coronavirus crisis.

Royal Caribbean’s Richard Fain to agents: This is a tough time that will end“The bad news is we’re in a tough patch. The good news is that we’re in it together,” said Fain in a video message.

With incentives not moving the needle, cruise lines cut prices

With incentives not moving the needle, cruise lines cut pricesCruise.com CEO Anthony Hamawy said the coronavirus crisis is “among roughest times I can remember in this industry” in his...

The Celebrity Millennium is being repositioned from Asia and will be in Los Angeles in March.

Cruise lines must move quickly and creatively to redeploy shipsAt last count, at least 27 cruise ships in Asia have had to cancel or modify not only single itineraries but in some cases...

Cruise lines may counter virus-related losses with incentives

Cruise lines may counter virus-related losses with incentivesNorwegian Cruise Line Holdings CEO Frank Del Rio said, “We’ll compete for that elusive customer. We’ll do it in a way that...

Andy Stuart, who stepped down as Norwegian CEO in December, in the Haven aboard the Norwegian Encore.

A walk down memory lane with Andy StuartAboard the Encore, Andy Stuart looks back on three decades of Norwegian Cruise Line.

The Westerdam.

Cruise lines reroute ships because of coronavirusThe latest: Holland America canceled the Westerdam's four March and April 2020 Asia cruises.

A view of the MSC Divina from atop the 115-foot lighthouse on Ocean Cay.

Conservation, night stays set MSC’s private island apartA four-year effort transformed a former sand-excavation site into a tropical paradise.

Hurtigruten's Fridtjof Nansen undergoes sea trials in Norway.

Exploration cruising spreading beyond the polesThe plethora of upcoming expedition ships raises many questions, including how travel advisors will differentiate the brands...

Ritz-Carlton Yacht Collection's Evrima under construction at the Hijos de J. Barreras shipyard in Vigo, Spain, in early January.

An exceptional roster of ships coming in 2020There are new-to-cruise brands, an unprecedented number of expedition vessels, and some of the most environmentally advanced...

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