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 […]
On the eve of their 10th anniversary, premium cruise line, Oceania Cruises, have enhanced their loyalty program to make it easier for passengers to obtain cruise credits. Introducing the new […]
P&O’s second largest ship, Azura, called into the port of Valletta, Malta on 24 September for the first time. Sailing past St. Peter and St. Paul’s bastions, passengers lined the […]
The master of ultra-luxury cruise ship Crystal Serenityspoke to e-Travel Blackboard in Sorrento, Italy earlier this year and shared his favourite ports and what the Crystal difference is all about. Natalie: […]
Azamara will visit more maiden ports than ever in 2014 with the announcement of their deployments for twin boutique ships Azamara Journey and Azamara Quest. 72 new voyages are on offer from […]
Princess Cruises have announced additional details of the innovative features on the top deck of their newest build, Royal Princess. Including such firsts-at-sea as the glass-bottomed SeaWalk, SeaView Bar and a […]
Continued anti-American protests in the Middle East have prompted cruise lines to cancel calls in Tunisia and Egypt in an exercise of caution. Silversea’s Silver Cloud has replaced a 30 September call […]
The body of a female passenger believed to have fallen overboard from P&O’s Aurora last Friday has been found in the sea off the coast of Spain. Yet-to-be named, the passenger in […]
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