Proving that big things do come in little packages, Fred Olsen Cruise Line recently re-introduced passengers to its smallest vessel, the 43,537-gross-ton Balmoral, for a 14-night Christmas voyage. Following a two-week dry dock that began on December 1, 2024, at A&P Falmouth shipyard in England, up to 1,340 passengers were the first to get a peek
Bookings open for MSC Musica’s globe-spanning voyage featuring 45 destinations with dual equator crossings and enriching cultural experiences.
Carnival Cruise Line is asking guests not to try to reach out to individual maître d’s for dining arrangements, but why not?
Yet another upcoming sailing for Symphony of the Seas will be heading west instead of east due to San Juan’s damaged pier.
Are you wondering about Princess Cruises gratuities and onboard tipping policies? Don’t worry—this complete guide has you covered.
AARP has now lowered its discount on Carnival gift cards from 8% to 5% – not long after cutting down the original 10% discount to 8%.
Want to know how the world’s biggest cruise ship was built? Read this Icon of the Seas construction guide. We cover the entire process in detail.
Pride of America is unable to visit Maui for as long as planned due to heavy swells and ocean currents. What will the ship do instead?
A tour company in Roatan has explained why the cruise port is still safe to visit despite the current Level 3 travel advisory.
Symphony of the Seas’ next sailing will once again have to skip San Juan, Puerto Rico, due to ongoing issues with the pier.
Dubai Customs reported record-breaking passenger numbers as cruise tourism thrives at Port Rashid and Dubai Harbor.
Cunard Line’s Queen Mary 2 reported a gastrointestinal outbreak affecting 100 passengers and 7 crew members.
