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Big ships dwarf luxury's growthWith Regent, Seabourn, Silversea and others adding ships, how can the luxury segment be shrinking?

Sail or rent?Cruisewatch.com has a list of a half-dozen U.S. cities in which it is cheaper to go on a cruise for the year rather than stay...

For industry, a 'reversal' as Zika spreadsThe virus could become less of an issue for the industry as it spreads into the U.S.

Crystal looking ahead, and backEveryone is watching with fascination as Crystal transforms itself from an ocean cruise company into a multi-product luxury...

Olsen says always be ready to sellHeidi Olsen, manager of certification and training for CLIA, had a presentation on Power Selling Skills at the recent Cruise360...

Preconditioning potential cruisersAre travelers predisposed to think cruise when they get around to deciding how to vacation? Arnold Donald hopes so.

Cruise ship innovation, from the '70s to todayMy highly subjective list of the most significant ships in modern cruise history, by decade.

Aboard Carnival Vista, a fresh ideaThe Vista is offering fresh-caught fish, which it will serve in any of the massive ship’s 10 dining venues.

Carnival's addition a good sign to find the correct cabinThe Carnival Vista, like all ships in the line, now has signs to help passengers know which side of the vessel the odd-numbered...

Royal Caribbean remains confident in ChinaRoyal Caribbean said despite flattening yields in China the line plans to work building a better direct relationship with...

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