Cunard crowns a new Queen
Cunard is growing its fleet with another Queen; this time naming a ship for the 18th-century monarch who was the last of the Stuarts.
Cunard is growing its fleet with another Queen; this time naming a ship for the 18th-century monarch who was the last of the Stuarts.
Rotterdam will allow temporary removal of one of its iconic bridges to allow Jeff Bezos' new yacht to reach the sea.
Long Beach is committed to saving the Queen Mary and making needed repairs, not least because getting rid of it would cost even more.
Royal Caribbean's Wonder of the Seas is the world's largest cruise ship, as each of its sister ships has been in turn.
Virgin Voyages' supposedly-sophisticated cabin design drew jeers from customers. Now it's upgrading its almost-new ships.
A dozen new catamarans are on the way for service along the U.S. coasts and into smaller ports and rivers
Marilyn shares views of an amazing log church she visited while on a cruise; it is the centerpiece of a living history museum
Federal government rules on sailing during Covid will transition to voluntary compliance with the expiration of the Conditional Sail Order next week.
Viking is ready for Antarctic expeditions and more with the delivery of Octantis, its first expedition ship.
The Spanish island comes to an agreement with the cruise lines to limit the number and size of arriving ships.
Linking up a bar and resort theme with a cruise ship to provide a new cruise attraction
Stricter testing rules are phasing in, along with vaccination requirements for younger children.
With large cruise ships now banned from Venice's canals and fragile waterfronts, the Italian government is paying compensation to cruise and terminal operators.
Now that the UK is no longer in the EU, duty-free shoppers on both sides can take advantage of one-way shopping cruises.
Once a fearsome fort, Marilyn finds that Bermuda's Keep Fortress has become a fascinating museum.