Virgin Voyages Announces Longer Caribbean Cruises
Virgin Voyages’ second ship, Valiant Lady, is currently scheduled to debut in May 2021. After sailing an initial summer season in the Mediterranean, she will head across the Atlantic to debut longer Caribbean voyages for the cruise line. Caribbean Cruises Currently under construction at Fincantieri shipyard in Italy, Valiant Lady will operate a 15-night transatlantic […]
Carnival Honors Drink Package Discounts From Cancelled Cruises
Good news for Carnival Cruise Line guests who bought the CHEERS! drink package at a discounted rate for their now-cancelled sailings. Brand ambassador John Heald told his Facebook followers that when they book a new cruise, the company will still honor that discount. How to Make Sure You Get Your Discount While most cruisers have […]
Set Sail Safely Act Introduced To Reopen Cruise Industry
On Wednesday afternoon, Florida Senators Rick Scott and Marco Rubio introduced a bill aimed to get cruise ships sailing again. The duo rolled out the Set Sail Safely Act, which would establish a Maritime Task Force, in coordination with a private-sector advisory committee to address health, safety, security, and logistical changes to allow cruise lines […]
5 Reasons Carnival Selling Cruise Ships Is A Good Thing
Hard as it may be to believe, the news that Carnival Corporation is planning to sell more ships than they’d originally planned is likely to be a good thing. Yes, it means that the company will have fewer ships. That’s probably a little difficult to wrap your head around, because despite how often we’re told “less […]
Cruise Podcast: Norwegian Sky 2020 Review + News
A 2020 review of Norwegian Sky. This was a four-night cruise out of PortMiami that went to Nassau, Bahamas, and a scheduled stop at Great Stirrup Cay (which unfortunately was missed because of weather). A new entertainment option was rolled out this week involving cruise directors called Majestic Circus, we talk with the creators. Richard […]
