Travel Agent Accused of Selling Cruises That Didn’t Exist
A New York travel agent faces grand larceny charges after allegedly selling fake cruise and destination bookings worth over $50,000.
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No Tents, No Compromises: The New Era of Nature Cruises
From Alaska to Antarctica, see why expedition cruises are the fastest-growing way to experience remote wilderness in comfort.
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The U.S. Cruise Boom Shows No Signs of Slowing Down
The cruise industry is on track for a fourth straight record year. AAA predicts 21.7 million U.S. cruise passengers in 2026. Here’s what’s driving the surge.
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No Card, No Key, No Problem
Royal Caribbean is testing facial recognition cabin doors that unlock automatically, personalize stateroom settings, enhance security, and reduce reliance on SeaPass cards.
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A Mother’s Instinct Leads to Dramatic Rescue at Celebration Key
A mother jumped into the water after her 4-year-old fell between the Carnival Sunrise cruise ship and the pier at Celebration Key. Quick action by Carnival crew brought both to safety in a dramatic rescue captured on TikTok.
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Bigger Isn’t Always Better
Are cruise ships getting too big? We break down the rise of mega-ships, crowd complaints, industry claims, and what it means for the future of cruising.
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Carnival Cruisers Rally to Keep the Conga Line Alive
Carnival cruisers debate whether the conga line still belongs at deck parties after John Heald reignites nostalgia and thousands of fans rush to defend the tradition.
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Minnesota Mom Arrested After Mistaken Identity on the Carnival Conquest
A Carnival Conquest cruise ended in arrest after a Minnesota mother was accused of tackling the wrong child during a case of mistaken identity at Celebration Key.
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Two Cruise Stowaways Heading Home After a Year-Long Vacation
A pair of burrowing owls stowed away on a Royal Caribbean cruise ship, traveled from Florida to Spain, and will soon return home.
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Is It Time to Ditch Formal Night?
Are cruise ship formal nights outdated? We break down the pros, cons, and why dress codes are rarely enforced anymore.
