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When will cruise lines really resume operations?It's a complex decision, but travel advisors are finding silver linings in the "slow yet steady" signs of cruising's return.

Azamara Pursuit's guests are debarked, but ship isn't idleThousands of crew remain on cruise ships circling the waters near Miami while operations are paused and various travel...

Launching a cruise brand during the coronavirus crisisNot being able to get face-to-face to educate advisors Atlas Ocean Voyages and its adventure-style sailings has changed the...

The key to rebuilding cruise: Agents and cruise loyalistsA combination of travel advisor expertise and guest testimonials will help the cruise industry bounce back, according to...

Cruise sellers report encouraging booking trends for 2021Cruise Planners is "experiencing a strong 2021," CEO Michelle Fee said. Many of the bookings are future cruise credit...

How, and why, RCCL helps advisors navigate the Cares ActThe program RCL Cares helps advisors navigate the Cares Act through one-on-one assistance from its sales teams and access to...

Cruise lines offering aid during coronavirus crisisSome cruise lines have been donating their ships and other supplies to help people through the coronavirus outbreak.

Cruise lines' pep talks to travel advisorsRoyal Caribbean International is already optimistically looking ahead. And it wants the travel advisors to share its optimism.

Grand Princess passengers recount their experiencesPassengers that were first adrift at sea on the Grand Princess and are now in quarantine told Travel Weekly they are taking it...

Plant-based options blooming on cruise shipsI've heard so much about the Impossible Burger, that when I saw it on Seven Seas Splendor's room service menu, I had to order...

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