Cruise

The cruise industry is experiencing a surge in demand for new ships, from large cruise lines to smaller operators. While big-ship cruise lines like Carnival Cruise Line, Norwegian Cruise Line, and Royal Caribbean International are adding new vessels to their fleets, smaller, 100-passenger ships are also feeling the need to increase capacity. The industry has
Carnival Corp. is making significant investments in Celebration Key, a new private beach destination in Grand Bahama. This expansion project is part of the company’s efforts to enhance the cruise experience for its passengers. The new destination will offer expanded beach, dining, and beverage experiences for visitors, making it an attractive destination for cruise guests.
Norwegian Cruise Line has announced an exciting expansion of its European offerings for the 2026 spring and summer seasons. The cruise line is introducing three new ports of call to its itineraries, providing passengers with even more diverse and enriching travel experiences. Portree, Scotland; Leirvik (Stord), Norway; and Palamos, Spain are among the new destinations
Viking CEO Tor Hagen recently made a statement highlighting the extraordinary demand for cruises. He mentioned that the company experienced its highest-grossing sales week and best individual day at the end of July. The second quarter also displayed positive results, with revenue increasing by 9.1% year over year, reaching $1.59 billion. Additionally, Viking’s net income
Windstar Cruises has announced exciting details about their upcoming ship, the Star Seeker. This new vessel will feature two new suite categories, providing guests with a luxurious and comfortable experience while sailing the seas. The ship will include Horizon Owners Suites, located at the aft of the ship on deck 7. These suites will offer
As the sweltering days of July fade away and we transition into a new season, Anthony Hamawy, president of Cruise.com, reflects on the tumultuous month that just passed. Despite being only mid-August, July seems like a distant memory for Hamawy, who meticulously keeps a journal to track correlations between recent events and booking volumes. Unfortunately,
The cruise industry has witnessed a significant surge in ship orders this year, indicating a strong rebound from the pandemic. With the return to normalcy, cruise lines are capitalizing on the increased demand for cruises by expanding their fleets. This trend is reflected in the 14 ships collectively ordered by contemporary and family-oriented cruise lines
HX, formerly known as Hurtigruten Expeditions, has been undergoing a rebranding transformation for the past eight months. As part of this rebranding effort, the company has recently launched a new travel advisor portal. This refreshed portal provides access to updated marketing materials, brochures, and webinars, marking a significant step forward in HX’s evolution. The decision
Princess Cruises has recently announced significant upgrades to its highest-tiered cruise package, known as the Princess Premier package. One of the most notable changes is the introduction of unlimited drinks, which now include all alcoholic beverages, specialty coffees, smoothies, and bottled water priced up to $20 each. This is a significant enhancement from the previous