STX Shipyard in Saint-Nazaire, France welcomed MSC executives in the time-honoured tradition of welding two commemorative coins to MSC Preziosa’smast radar yesterday. A significant milestone in the construction of the 140,000-tonne […]
It’s always an exciting time when a new port opens but it’s been a while since one has generated as much of a response as Falmouth, Jamaica has. Royal Caribbean […]
Having never travelled to the Caribbean before, I was excited to experience Royal Caribbean’s private island, Labadee in Haiti. Sherri had visited the port years before but was surprised at […]
My favourite thing about cruising are the days spent at sea. You can choose to be a joiner like me or do as little as you like. Each night before […]
Having never sailed on a Royal Caribbean cruise before I was very excited to board Navigator of the Seas with my friend, seasoned cruiser and Crown & Anchor Platinum member, […]
Queensland’s Moreton Island, will welcome its first cruise ship on 16 March 2013 when Pacific Jewel visits the third largest sand island as part of a four-night P&O SeaBreak from […]
Azamara Club Cruises has announced the introduction of bespoke evening events on every voyage across both vessels in 2013. Further enhancing their key point differentiator, destination immersion, the all-new complimentary […]
Renowned Titanic historian Steve Hall has been announced as the design consultant and historian for Blue Star Line’s Titanic IIproject. Mr Hall is the co-author of internationally acclaimed “Titanic The […]
Cruise passengers will be spoilt for choice this summer season with a record number of ships heading to Australian waters. Carnival Australia will position 14 ships down under, while five […]
Norwegian Getaway will now be delivered by Meyer Werft shipyard in late January 2014, three months earlier than anticipated. The 146,600-gross tonne vessel will carry 4,000 passengers and will be […]
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