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The Seven Seas Grandeur will host a tribute to women in rock.

Regent Seven Seas Cruises rolls out new shows fleetwideSix shows are debuting in 2025, including homages to British artists and Motown.

The Destination Wedding & Honeymoon Specialists Association says clients are often finding better rates and cancellation terms on their own.

Direct offers frustrate travel advisors who sell destination weddingsA member survey by the Destination Wedding & Honeymoon Specialists Association showed that 95% of members have lost group...

Viva Cruises CEO Andrea Kruse (left) with godmother Jeannine Williamson at the Viva Enjoy christening.

Viva Cruises christens new ship, the Viva EnjoyThe river ship is debuting with four-night wellness cruises, sailing on the Upper and Middle Rhine. Then the ship will...

The Aqua Nera sails the Peruvian Amazon.

Ponant acquires Aqua ExpeditionsAqua Expeditions will continue to operate under the Aqua brand in a deal that was backed by Ponant's parent company, Artemis...

A suite bedroom at The Carlton Milan.

Rocco Forte is refurbishing and rebranding a Milan hotelThe former Baglioni Hotel Carlton is expected reopen in late summer as The Carlton Milan.

Tauck in 2025 is waiving the single supplement on Category 1 cabins for Europe river cruises.

Tauck offers savings for solo travelersIn 2025, the company is waiving or discounting the single supplement on many river cruises and tours.

The Last Resort: Grand Hotel Tremezzo

The Last Resort: Grand Hotel TremezzoSarah Groen, owner and CEO of Bell & Bly Design, shares details on the property’s iconic floating pool and Michelin-worthy...

Norwegian Cruise Line Holdings plans to refurbish Regent's Seven Seas Voyager in 2026.

A new position, a $5B investment: How NCLH is focusing on luxury cruisingWith the company planning to spend $5 billion on new ships and refurbishments for Oceania and Regent Seven Seas over the next...

Bob van den Oord

Langham Hospitality Group's Bob van den Oord on expansion and wellnessThe Hong Kong-based company has ambitious plans to roughly triple its current portfolio.

The Rosewood Amsterdam occupies a 17th-century building that has been restored over the past decade.

Rosewood Amsterdam starts taking reservationsRosewood's first hotel in the Netherlands opens June 1. It occupies Amsterdam's former Palace of Justice, which was built in...

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