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The long-term influence of 'No Grandi Navi' in VeniceA small protest has grown into a revolution of sorts that opposes what has been called overtourism, unsustainable tourism or a...

How a recession might impact the cruise orderbookJudging by the last go-around, a recession would have a bigger impact on the shipyards than on their cruise customers.

Cuba cruise unites music lovers and Cuban familiesOne of the peculiarities of traveling to Cuba by sea is that it is an option for older U.S. residents who were born in Cuba but...

In appreciation of the R-classIt is easy to find ships that excite and pamper guests, but the two-decade old R-class offers what I think of as that rare,...

Miami's tunnel vision pays offThe billion-dollar tunnel that Miami opened in 2014 to connect its cruise port to the freeway is helping fuel the major...

China's slowdown: Should the cruise industry worry?Troubles with the second-largest economy are impacting cruise companies, and cruise sellers by extension, in two ways.

Cruise execs get down to funny businessCruise sellers are lucky to be in a fun business to begin with, but to have executives who can deliver a well-told joke now and...

Cruise ships are besting hotels at check-inJust a few years back, check-in seemed so easy at a hotel and so tedious on a cruise. That's changed.

As industries go, cruise shows no sign of declineCruise companies show few signs of the deterioration that afflicted many former American powerhouses.

Confessions of a thrifty cruiserI really should be grateful to the cruisers that use the amenities that generate onboard revenue. Because without them, I'd be...

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