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 […]
The largest cruise company in the world, Carnival Corporation & plc, has announced non-GAAP net income of US$1.2 billion for the third quarter of 2012. Better than anticipated in the […]
The first-ever salt room at sea will feature as part of Norwegian Breakaway’s ‘Mandara Spa’ when the ship launches next May, along with a vast array of innovative fitness classes designed with […]
Singaporean company Sembawang has withdrawn their bid to develop the controversial Gold Coast cruise terminal following an announcement by Gold Coast Mayor Tom Tate indicating that the development would not […]
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 […]
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