Cruise

Holland America Line’s Oosterdam has undergone a remarkable transformation, emerging from its recent two-week drydock in the Bahamas not just rejuvenated but reinvigorated. This voyage, which serves as a blend of modern luxury and classic elegance, promises a wealth of new experiences for its guests. The enhancements are not merely cosmetic; they reflect a forward-thinking
In a groundbreaking move that’s set to redefine luxury travel in one of the planet’s most remote areas, Silversea Cruises has announced the upcoming inauguration of The Cormorant at 55 South. Scheduled to open its doors in January 2026 in Puerto Williams, Chile, this will not only be the world’s southernmost hotel but a luxurious
Tamarind, a celebrated dining destination on five of Holland America Line’s luxurious cruise ships, is set to evolve its menu dramatically with the introduction of over a dozen new dishes. The restaurant’s commitment to delivering an authentic Pan-Asian experience is evident as it embraces culinary creativity without losing sight of beloved classics. Currently, the Rotterdam
Silversea Cruises is making waves in the luxury travel industry with their ambitious project: The Cormorant at 55 South, an exquisite hotel poised to grace the southern tip of Chile by the 2025-26 Antarctica season. This innovative venture is not merely about lodging; it embodies a redefinition of the luxury travel experience, aligning comfort with
Carnival Cruise Line is taking an aggressive step forward in the cruise industry with their announcement of two new Excel-class ships: Carnival Festivale and Carnival Tropicale. Echoing the brand’s commitment to innovation and exhilarating experiences, President Christine Duffy disclosed the names during a recent press event, showcased on the Carnival Celebration. The Festivale, set to
As the cruise industry continues its ascent in post-pandemic recovery, Oceania Cruises, renowned for its commitment to unparalleled luxury and exquisite culinary experiences, prepares to introduce its latest masterpiece, the Allura, in July. While the cruise line already boasts an impressive fleet of seven ships that glide seamlessly around the globe, this latest addition signifies
Holland America Line (HAL) is set to revolutionize the cruising experience in the Caribbean during its 2026-27 winter season. By introducing voyages of nine days and longer—most prominently featuring the newly revamped destination of Half Moon Cay, rebranded as RelaxAway—HAL is not just extending its itineraries; it is redefining luxury and relaxation at sea. The
The travel corridor between Canada and the U.S. has witnessed an unprecedented downturn, marked by a staggering 70% fall in advanced bookings for the summer season. This alarming trend, detailed in recent analyses by aviation data specialists at OAG, reflects a significant shift in travel dynamics that cannot be ignored. According to OAG’s senior analyst,
In an era defined by economic uncertainty and unpredictable political landscapes, the cruise industry has been weathering storms with a surprising degree of resilience. At the forefront of this narrative is Carnival Corp, led by CEO Josh Weinstein, who recently addressed the challenges and opportunities arising from the ongoing geopolitical and financial volatility in their
Imagine a life where your home floats on the open water, with panoramic views of endless horizons as you sail to exotic locales. This dream is becoming a tangible reality as Crescent Seas, a novel cruise line helmed by former Norwegian Cruise Line Holdings chairman Russell W. Galbut, prepares to transform the Seven Seas Navigator