The Cairns Shipping Development Project has now been declared a significant project by Queensland’s Coordinator-General with the Trinity Inlet proposal now subject to a rigorous environmental assessment. If approved, the […]
Regardless of the myriad of ports visited by cruise lines, my favourite always remains the same…a tropical island. Give me sunshine and a postcard perfect beach and I am in […]
A surprise inspection by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) on 19 August has failed Holland America Line’s ms Veendam, giving the ship a score of 77 out of 100 […]
Royal Caribbean International has continued their commitment to enhance onboard dining options for their passengers with the addition of Oasis-class dining across more of their fleet. Serenade of the Seas is […]
The ‘Lone Star State’ was saluted in a unique way when Disney Magic sailed into Galveston for the first time on the weekend. The iconic Mickey Mouse ears on the ship’s funnel […]
Cruise Lines International Association (CLIA) and European Cruise Council (ECC) oceangoing member lines will implement an additional safety procedure regarding the loading of lifeboats as part of crew training, effective […]
Fred Olsen Cruise Lines’ Balmoral was the first ship in history to call into Trois Rivières in the Mauricie region of Quebec, Canada on 20 September with 1,200 passengers and 500 crew […]
What is it like to create the shoreside experiences of a lifetime for passengers travelling on a six-star cruise ship? e-Travel Blackboard speaks to Crystal Serenity’s shore excursion manager, Dan […]
From helping his Aunt and Uncle in their Swiss bed and breakfast as a child, to becoming hotel director aboard the six-star Crystal Serenity, Christian speaks to e-Travel Blackboard about his […]
Godmothers don’t come any more kicking than the Rockettes® who have been named the official godmothers of Norwegian’s newest build, Norwegian Breakaway. The New York icons will further strengthen the ship’s […]
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