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Carnival Corp. tests biodigesters at seaCarnival Corp. claims that its prototypes are the first use of biodigesters at sea. They are currently being evaluated on 15...

When tragedy strikes by the sea, cruisers might be involvedIt has become a numbers game. There are so many ships in so many places around the world on any given day.

Low-interest savings account a negative for cruise salesAmid all the positive signs for cruise growth going into 2020, one thing that remains troubling is the continued low return for...

An update on new tall-ship optionsFor agents with clients who are looking for an alternative to the megaship experience, there is no shortage of small-ship...

A subjective list of awards for cruise experiencesThere's no shortage of travel industry awards and accolades. Today I'll offer some cruise-only nods.

Cruise chiefs talk expansion, recessionThe ten-year economic expansion shows no sign of abating anytime soon. When it finally does, the industry will weather the...

Two cruise lines regroup after Caribbean setbacksHigh-yielding routes to Cuba for Norwegian Cruise Line turned into low-yielding routes to the Bahamas. And several months later...

What's the whole truth when it comes to competition and pricing?RCCL's Richard Fain gave a familiar truism: That a cruise line's competition comes from all kinds of tourism products, even...

Correcting the confused client (or family member)I imagine that a lot of advisors talk with clients with this level of information about a destination or topic. They know...

When the ship's dance party interferes with sleepEven though the "Late Night Dance Party with DJ Mateo" was billed on the Princess Cruises Ocean Now app as lasting to 1:15...

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