Cunard has announced the cancellation of Queen Victoria’s 16-night ‘Adriatic Discovery’ voyage originally scheduled for departure on 3 October citing propulsion issues. The ship will enter an impromptu drydock in Bremerhaven with […]
The amount of people selecting an ocean cruise as their holiday of choice grew by ten per cent in 2011, taking the total number of cruise passengers to over 20 […]
The only U.S. flagged cruise ship, Norwegian’s Pride of America, will undergo a major revitalisation next year, costing the company over USD$30 million. Entering a 14-day drydock in Honolulu, Hawaii on […]
This week, Norwegian Sky’s Captain Ron Chrastina shares his favourite travel destinations and his ambitions to cycle competitively, when he took time out of captaining the ship to speak to e-Travel Blackboard […]
What exactly does it mean to ‘Cruise like a Norwegian’? I’m spending a week discovering what this term means aboard the Norwegian Sky in the Bahamas. Embarking the vessel formerly known […]
Pop icon and large-scale artist, Peter Max, has unveiled the 40,000 square foot artwork of “his” New York to appear on the hull of Norwegian’s newest build, Norwegian Breakaway. “The […]
A new 10-day Eastern Caribbean sailing has been announced for Princess small ship, Pacific Princess,departing 17 January 2013. This will be the only time that the line will call into […]
Canada and New England will welcome the 2,700-passenger Disney Magic for the first time this week, when she sails into the region for the first of nine five-night voyages taking in Halifax, […]
Norwegian Sky’s Captain Ron Chrastina shared his pride in being involved in the roll-out of the first and only U.S. registered fleet of ships and the “Aloha” spirit onboard, when he […]
Princess Cruises has announced the name of their second new generation ship at her keel laying ceremony at the Fincantieri shipyard in Monfalcone, Italy. Slated for launch in the northern […]
The Travel Review 