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The evolving Carnival fleetThe addition of the Carnival Horizon gives the line 26 ships with a double-occupancy capacity of over 70,000 passengers.

The race to build the world's biggest cruise ship is overEvidence suggests the competition ended in 2009, when Royal Caribbean introduced the Oasis-class. No other line has since come...

Big ships, short cruisesRoyal Caribbean is going all-in with its short cruises from Florida, betting on more demand generated with upgrades to its...

Is cruising part of the overtourism problem?Cruisers represented 1 million of the nearly 30 million visitors to Venice last year, but a 16-deck floating resort is not in...

The non-things competing for vacation dollarsAre consumers really diverting money from buying luxury cars to take cruises? I'm not sure that high-priced things really...

Cruise cools to ChinaFor the first time in at least four years, cruise capacity in China will not grow in 2018.

Carnival's Ensenada plan is a welcome developmentCarnival Cruise Line plans to build a more exciting shoreside experience in Ensenada, a project that will eventually benefit...

What could have been: Disney's Long Beach portCarnival Cruise Line opened its expanded terminal over the weekend in the Spruce Goose dome in Long Beach, cementing its status...

Royal Caribbean Cruises Ltd.: A decade in reviewThe Celebrity Solstice and Oasis of the Seas practically define the company's modern era.

Travel agents were vital to Royal Caribbean's big 2017There are endless ways Royal Caribbean can compensate travel agents for their role in helping the cruise line achieve record...

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