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Good news for ship fans as older tonnage finds new lifeThe fallout from the pandemic has presented an opportunity for small cruise lines that typically have built fleets from the...

Cruise lines say loyalty will lead them backNumbers indicate that repeat cruisers are standing by their favorite lines, even a Carnival Corp. brand that took its lumps...

The industry is prepping for a comeback. Where is the CDC?The last week has seen movement in the shaping of protocols around the resumption of cruising. What's missing from all of these...

Cruise lines are not resorting to rock-bottom pricingPricing, for the most part, has not gotten to the low levels seen after the fallout of the 9/11 attacks and the 2008 recession.

Getting the word out about a restart for small shipsNot all cruise lines fall under the No Sail Order, and some have plans to resume domestic sailing well before September. The...

Advisors say rebooking a cruise is a solid investmentAs far as buzzwords of 2020 go, for the cruise industry, it's "FCC" -- future cruise credit.

The cruise industry will bring its sanitizing protocols to the foreThe cruise industry has long practiced sanitizing and aggressive cleaning procedures, but it's been "subtle" about promoting...

Cruising's 'monumental' task: Getting crew homeOne of the solutions has been to use the cruise ships themselves as crew transport vessels as the cruise lines look to...

Royal Caribbean's Fain on cruising's future: 'It will evolve'Royal Caribbean Cruises Ltd. CEO Richard Fain used the example of the aftermath of the 9/11 attacks to make the point that...

It's costly to pay advisors twice, but luxe lines say it's the right policyJack Anderson, a consultant and former sales executive with Crystal Cruises, Seabourn and Holland America Line, said that for...

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