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Ritz-Carlton enters the growing luxury cruise sectorThe luxury hotel brand is the latest to enter this small but fast-growing segment. Can the market absorb the capacity?

Coast may not be clear for Cuba cruisingIn response to Trump's changes to Cuba policy, we need to watch for how Cuba reacts, and hope it doesn't lead to some kind of...

Viewing the solar eclipse from an OasisBefore hitting the U.S. coast, the path of totality, in which the sun is completely obscured by the moon, runs north of the...

After London attack, weighing risksAbout the time I was turning in for bed on Saturday night, there was a scene from hell playing out a couple of miles away.

Carnival recognized for corporate responsibilityCarnival Corp. has been recognized for its model citizenship by a publication that tracks corporate behavior, another step in...

Money is no object for luxe travelers, but value isAt a CruiseOne/Cruises Inc/Dream Vacations seminar in Miami, executives offer advice on selling luxury cruises.

An Arctic guest behavior guide with a universal codeThe list of behaviors for guests visiting polar regions and interacting with the native populations includes some things that...

Cruising as part of a 21st century economyPuerto Rico and Cuba should both seize cruise tourism opportunities, already a proven lifeline for many Caribbean economies.

For agents, as good as it gets could get betterA modest increase in inflation, one that wouldn't overheat and damage the economy, would be one way that a good situation could...

Overbooking happens for ships, tooSince cruises, unlike airlines and hotels, rarely have cancellations or no-shows, it's hard to understand how overselling can...

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