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Labadee is situated on a mile-long peninsula, with the ocean on one side and a bay on the other. Royal Caribbean’s Harmony of the Seas at Labadee’s concrete pier, built in 2009 to accommodate Oasis-class ships.

Contrasting calls on Royal Caribbean sailingI recently had a chance to visit two of the Caribbean destinations developed at least in part by Royal Caribbean Cruises Ltd....

Several cruise lines employ butlers in their exclusive accommodations. Onboard Royal Caribbean International's ships, they are called Royal Genies.

Class warfare: The rise of luxury enclaves at seaTwelve years after Norwegian Cruise Line introduced the concept that evolved into the Haven, almost every cruise line has...

St. Jude kids creating art for Carnival Horizon

St. Jude kids creating art for Carnival HorizonThe computer-controlled Dreamscape art installation in the atrium will use images created by patients at the hospital.

Ocean Medallion rollout to be more conservative than planned

Ocean Medallion rollout to be more conservative than plannedWhen the wearable technology debuts on the Regal Princess in mid-November, it will be available to a limited number of guests...

The Genting Explorer, shown here in the Seychelles, carries two passengers plus a pilot.

Undersea experiences reaching new depthsMore cruise lines than ever are making it easy for passengers not only to speed over the water in their ships but to experience...

To get from the loft to the main floor in the Ultimate Family Suite, take the stairs or the slide.

Symphony of the Seas will have tricked-out family suiteThe Ultimate Family Suite will sleep eight and feature a tubular slide connecting the loft and main floor, a movie room with...

A rendering of the newest Cunarder, which would be delivered a dozen years after the Queen Elizabeth launched.

New ships for Cunard, Azamara speak to market confidenceThe ongoing expansion of the cruise industry fleet has started to reach lines that don't often add tonnage.

Carnival Corp. CEO Arnold Donald in Times Square on Thursday.

Carnival confident that high-tech means high guest satisfactionIn an interview with Travel Weekly in New York's Times Square, CEO Arnold Donald connected the dots among a spate of...

New Crystal chief Wolber called a man of action

New Crystal chief Wolber called a man of action"Tom's really smart from a business perspective. He's very practical and gets things done," said Virgin Voyages CEO Tom...

The Star Clipper has four masts and under full sail deploys 16 sails using lines hauled by hand or electric winch.

Masted majesty on a Star Clippers itineraryWhen the sails are up and the propeller is disengaged, there's a special quiet.

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