American cruise line Carnival Cruise introduces "FunPacks," four packages that combine internet, drinks, shore excursions, specialty restaurants and other benefits
Crystal unveils new wave of cruises. The new Crystal Grace will embark on its first season in South America, stop in Rio during Carnival, sail around Cape Horn, and transit the Panama Canal for the first time
The French cosmetics brand will offer guests botanical-based facial treatments, along with skincare, perfumes and makeup products in the spa boutique
Princess Cruises has unveiled its massive 2028-2029 season program, with more than 250 sailings across the Americas, from the Caribbean to Antarctica
The woman, a citizen of El Salvador, was located after hours of searching about 100 kilometers southwest of the island of Zakynthos
From music and aviation to cruise ships, luxury hotels, technology investments and high-speed rail: British billionaire Richard Branson's Virgin Group is expanding
Norwegian Cruise Line has opened bookings for two inaugural Norwegian Aura cruises in May 2027, sailing between Trieste and Athens via Greece, Croatia and Montenegro
Silversea is significantly expanding its cruise program with 103 new sailings, 219 destinations in 56 countries and 29 new ports of call
Virgin Group, which operates aircraft and cruise ships, reveals it will enter the high-speed rail market via the English Channel from 2030
The luxury cruise brand will operate 17 sailings between November 2027 and March 2028 aboard Oceania Allura, with itineraries ranging from 9 to 26 days
Cruise Giant Celebrates a Long-Standing and Profitable Partnership with One of the World's Largest Ports
Cruise giant outlines its environmental and social commitments for 2024, focusing on sustainability, safety, and enhancing vacation experiences. Harry Sommer, the company's president and CEO, says: "The report reflects our continuous commitment to responsible and sustainable business practices."
The airline announces an extension of its Diamond Elite partnership with the Cruise Lines International Association (CLIA), representing over 90% of the global fleet. This move positions Dubai as a key global center for cruise tourism and enhances Emirates' presence in the cruise market
