Cruise

Onboard the Holland America Line’s Zuiderdam, a remarkable scene unfolded that felt almost anachronistic—dozens of guests immersed in conversation, laughter, and classic games, completely disengaged from their digital devices. During a Canada & New England Discovery cruise, the Game Room transformed into a vibrant hub of interaction, filled mostly with guests who epitomize the 50-plus
The U.S. Supreme Court’s recent vote to uphold a federal law banning TikTok marks a pivotal moment for influencers, especially within the travel industry, who have skillfully harnessed the app’s platform to connect with clients and drive business growth. With a deadline set for Sunday, unless Chinese parent company ByteDance divests from the application, countless
Norwegian Cruise Line Holdings (NCLH) is poised to redefine luxury cruising in the coming years with an unprecedented commitment of approximately $5 billion dedicated to new ships and refurbishments for its upscale brands, primarily Oceania and Regent Seven Seas Cruises. This strategic position, articulated by CEO Harry Sommer, marks a robust shift in the cruise
The cruising industry has long been a popular vacation choice, promising relaxation and adventure on the high seas. However, 2024 marked a troubling year, as the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) highlighted a notable surge in gastrointestinal illnesses aboard cruise ships—the worst seen in over ten years. This spike raises critical questions about
Hurtigruten, a distinguished name in the world of Norwegian coastal cruises, has reintroduced an enticing program aimed at travel advisors: the “Sell Three, Sail Free” initiative. This campaign is not just a promotional gimmick; it reflects a strategic effort to engage advisors in the selling process while simultaneously rewarding their commitment to promoting cruise experiences
Air travel can be a daunting experience for many, but for neurodivergent individuals, the obstacles are often amplified. The usual hustle and bustle of an airport—with its throngs of people, loud announcements, and lengthy security lines—can create an overwhelming sensory environment. These factors, coupled with the anxiety surrounding separation from cherished belongings during security checks,
Carnival Corp. finds itself in a competitive landscape as other cruise lines capitalize on the allure of private islands. During the company’s recent Q4 earnings call, CEO Josh Weinstein candidly acknowledged Carnival’s struggle to effectively market its own private beach assets. This admission signifies a pivotal moment for the cruise giant, underscoring the pressing need