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The Board of Directors at CLIA (Cruise Line International Association) have approved a Bill of Rights for passengers on cruise ships. The CEOs of cruise lines are verifying in writing that they have adopted these measures and that they are committed to the comfort, safety and care of the guests on board. In the aftermath [...]
Viking River Cruises has dominated the river cruise industry for years with 30 plus ships and 12 more on order for 2014. And now Viking has announced plans to enter the ocean cruise industry while keeping its focus on elegant ships and exotic destinations. The new line will be called Viking Ocean Cruises and will [...]
A round trip cruise from New York to San Juan, Puerto Rico would take much longer than the eight-night cruise that Carnival is now offering. That’s why the cruise line is now offering a one way cruise from New York to Puerto Rico that will have several stops along the way. This itinerary on the [...]
The 2013 Alaskan cruise season has begun as the Carnival Miracle and Holland American’s MS Volendam brought the seasons first cruise passengers to Juneau, Alaska. Although the weather was a mix of snow and rain, the sight of cruise ships back in port was a welcome sign to the tour operators in Juneau. Roughly [...]
If you have been waiting to book your next Carnival cruise, there is some good news for you. Prices have been cut across the board for most, if not all cruises on Carnival. A travel agent with KHM Travel out of Brunswick, Ohio said that the prices for Carnival Cruises that he had been watching [...]
Royal Caribbean is once again raising the bar. Their newest ship, Quantum of the Seas, will have more amenities and more dazzling displays than any other of its ships. Some of the new attractions will be a skydiving simulator, bumper cars, a huge wall of screens that change the view throughout the day, and the [...]
There are many new cruise ships scheduled to begin sailing in 2013. These ships range from the two most anticipated ships, the Norwegian Breakaway and the Royal Princess, to a host of river cruise ships that will cruise in Europe. The Norwegian Breakaway is scheduled to be launched on April 30 as Norwegian’s second largest [...]
Norwegian Cruise Line’s newest cruise ship, the Norwegian Breakaway, successfully completely sea trials today. During the sea trials, the ship’s speed, maneuverability, hydrodynamics, and propulsion were tested and the ship passed with flying colors. The sea trials began on March 25 and the ship exceeded all nautical and technical requirements. The Breakaway is the first [...]
Good news for European cruise lovers that want to cruise on one of the largest cruise ships in the world. Royal Caribbean is sending the Oasis of the Seas to Europe in 2014 for three cruises before it heads into drydock for maintenance. The Oasis has been sailing out of Port Everglades in Ft Lauderdale, Florida [...]
At least a dozen cruises have been canceled by Carnival so the cruise line can repair and update the fire-fighting and power systems aboard a coupe of their vessels. These repairs and updates will take place on 2 ships: the Carnival Triumph and the Carnival Sunshine (previously known as the Carnival Destiny). The Carnival Triumph [...]
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