All Air Travelers Coming Into U.S. Will Require Negative Test
As of January 26, all travelers flying to the United States, including U.S. citizens and in-transit passengers, will be required to provide proof of a negative coronavirus test. The rule will apply to all travelers two years of age and older. Those flying to and from U.S. territories like the U.S. Virgin Islands and Puerto […]
Celebrity Returns to Mexican Riviera Cruising After 8 Year Hiatus
Celebrity Cruises announced today that for the first time in eight years, it will be returning to the Mexican Riviera to sail a variety of seven and eight-night cruises. Departing from Los Angeles, Celebrity Millennium will offer 12 sailings from late September through mid-December in 2022, before embarking on a special 15-night Panama Canal transit […]
Bookings Open For Holland America’s 2022 Alaska Cruises
In 2022, Holland America Line is celebrating 75 years in Alaska — longer than any other cruise line. And bookings are now open for the season’s Alaska voyages and Land+Sea Journeys. From April to October 2022, passengers can set sail with Holland America in the Last Frontier aboard Eurodam, Koningsdam, Nieuw Amsterdam, Noordam, Oosterdam, and Zuiderdam. Those who […]
Royal Caribbean Will Cruise From New Homeport Next Winter
For the first time ever, Royal Caribbean International will be able to call Barbados “home” next winter, when Grandeur of the Seas spends the season there. Three distinct 7 and 14-night itineraries will each feature a unique lineup of calls, including three new ones for the cruise line in Tobago, Trinidad, and St. Vincent. “We […]
Cruise News Briefs — January 14, 2021 [VIDEO]
Cruise News Briefs for Thursday, January 14, 2021 Construction Officially Starts Construction has officially begun for Carnival Cruise Line’s second XL-class ship, Carnival Celebration. The first piece of steel was cut on Wednesday at a shipyard in Finland. The vessel is expected to share a lot of the same features as the sister ship Mardi […]
