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Virgin Voyages joins the Alaska cruise boomI'm aboard the Brilliant Lady to see how Virgin's adults-only, city-style cruise experience plays in a destination known for...

Breaking the ice: Aurora Expeditions' women-only Antarctic adventureThe women-only sailing -- a new concept for the brand and an unusual one in cruising -- will have female expedition leaders and...

No-NCF policy has survived Norwegian Cruise Line shake-upIn a time of change at Norwegian Cruise Line, its policy of no NCFs is, so far, protected.

Aqua Expeditions CEO: Safari enthusiasts would love an East Africa cruiseThe small-ship line is marketing cruises on the Aqua Lares as a way to extend a safari trip and see a completely different...

Through a trying time, Celestyal maintains commitment to travel advisorsEven as the Celestyal ships sat in limbo in the Persian Gulf, chief commercial officer Lee Haslett hinted at initiatives to...

Takeaways from CLIA's annual reportThere was a lot to learn here, from the strength of the premium market to the surprising steadiness of Canadian cruisers...

Royal Caribbean will take multigenerational travel to a new levelThe Ultimate Family Treehouse, coming to the Hero of the Seas next year, will be Royal Caribbean's largest suite in its fleet.

Cruise lines navigate uncertain watersOnly a few cruise lines had plans to sail in the Middle East this upcoming winter, but those that did quickly pivoted.

The wisdom of arriving a day early for a cruiseIt was especially reassuring to have that buffer last week, considering the tumult at New York's LaGuardia Airport.

Back in the '80s, Sea Goddess was a hit with young cruisersThe newest luxury cruise lines are attracting younger guests in their 40s and 50s. It struck former cruise executive Ron Kurtz...

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