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A highly productive advisor wants to join a host agency as an independent contractor but objects to a requirement to personally...
Lessons for travelers in the aftermath of Hurricane Lowell
When travelers ask whether they should still go, the answer is not always a simple yes or no. Timing, a storm's specific impact...
25 years since 9/11: Innocence lost, resilience gained
In retrospect, pre-9/11 feels like an innocent time. In the 25 years since, the industry has learned it could face an...
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Trump administration official Nick Adams said on X that changing Lake Ontario's name to Lake America will be big for tourism....
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SeaDream is expanding horizons with its first new ship
Scheduled to debut in Hong Kong in 2029, the SeaDream III will take its guests to more destinations....
Carnival dining, Emeril's influence and what cruisers want to eat -- A Summer Series episode
On the menu in this episode: Changes in Carnival guests' culinary expectations and how the...
Carnival opens reservations for the Tropicale
Arriving in April 2028, the Carnival Tropicale will be based in Galveston, Texas.
Holland America Line pushes up Oosterdam refurbishment
The ship will re-enter service earlier than expected, requiring the rescheduling of multiple cruises.
Margaritaville at Sea to base Beachcomber ship in Galveston
The ship, Margaritaville's largest, will homeport in Galveston beginning in October 2027.
Oceania to host a gluten-free cruise
The 12-night sailing in 2028 is in partnership with group planner Celiac Cruise. Every dining venue...
Cunard's Queen Mary 2 is getting more cabins
Cunard will add 31 staterooms and suites to the ship during an April drydock.
Ritz-Carlton Yacht Collection reveals some business data
The cruise line said Q2 revenue grew 44% year over year, while it was able to reduce operational...
Conservation is the heart and soul of The Boat Company
A little-known nonprofit has been delivering one of the most unique sailing experiences in Alaska for...
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Windstar guests visiting Rome. The line has been sailing the Mediterranean for the full winter since 2023. Photo Credit: Windstar Cruises
The Mediterranean has become a year-round cruising destination
A number of lines, particularly in the luxury and small-ship space, are doing Med winter cruises, giving travelers a chance to experience the region at a lower price and with fewer crowds.
Gone fishing on an HX Expeditions excursion in Greenland
During HX's Tide to Table excursion, cruise guests spend a morning with chefs on fishing boats and catch cod that is later prepared as their dinner onboard.
Weathering economic storms: How cruising keeps its head above water
Stock market wobbles and global conflict might turn the economy down, but through it all cruisers don't want to give up their vacations.
Cruise competition heats up for the Caribbean's winter season
Cruise lines may have to lower prices due to a 10% year-over-year increase in Caribbean capacity in Q4.
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Cumbia dancers treated guests to a show onboard the AmaMelodia. Photo Credit: Brinley Hineman
On the Magdalena River, AmaWaterways takes guests on a Colombian journey
From the comforts of the AmaMelodia, AmaWaterways' tropical river cruises enable guests to discover Colombian cuisine, wildlife...
With a 1-to-1 staff-to-guest ratio, the Pure Amazon is more like a boutique hotel than a river cruise ship
A&K delivers a boutique experience on its new Amazon ship
Guests on the Pure Amazon enjoy luxurious accommodations, local Peruvian cuisine and guided wildlife outings.
The Star Princess will sail in Alaska next summer, a marquee region for Princess and the Sphere class' first season there. Photo Credit: Teri West
Star Princess sticks to the Sphere-class script with refined relaxation
Like sister ship Sun Princess, the Star offers refined spaces, like a glass dome over arena seating and the line's first...
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Sneak peek at Great Tides Waterpark
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Aug 04, 2026
Great Tides Waterpark is set to open Sept. 4 at Norwegian Cruise Line's Great Stirrup Cay. The Norwegian Luna's seven-day cruise departing Miami Aug. 29 will be the first to visit the waterpark.
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