10 Caribbean Ports Cruise Ships Will Visit This Summer
Now that the sun, surf, and sand are once again within reach, we’re daydreaming about the Caribbean cruise ports of call we can’t wait to revisit. Sure, you might have to fly to a port outside of the United States in order to get on a ship (at least until the CDC lifts its Conditional […]
Alaska Joins Florida Lawsuit Against CDC to Restart Cruising
Alaska has joined a lawsuit against the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) in an attempt to revoke the ‘Conditional Sailing Order’ that threatens to destroy a second consecutive cruise season. In a video statement released on Monday afternoon, Governor Mike Dunleavy said the state is joining the lawsuit initially filed by Florida […]
Bahamas Heeds CDC ‘Wake-Up Call’ to Save Cruise, Tourism Season
Americans hoping to cruise out of or to the Bahamas in the coming months weren’t the only ones disturbed when the Centers for Disease Control this week advised against any and all travel to the island nation. READ: CDC ‘Advises Against’ Travel to Bahamas Bahamian businesses which rely on tourism in general and the cruise […]
Cruise Radio News Briefs — April 21, 2021 [VIDEO]
Royal Caribbean Reveals Wonder of the Seas Details Royal Caribbean has announced that its fifth Oasis-class ship, Wonder of the Seas, will have not seven, but eight neighborhoods. The Suite Neighborhood will be Royal Caribbean’s take on an exclusive ship-within-a-ship area, accessible only to passengers who are booked into one of its suites. The concept isn’t new, […]
Norwegian Cruise Line’s $2 Million Humanitarian Aid
Norwegian Cruise Line has announced that it has donated over $2 million in humanitarian relief to support various community organizations around the world. Over the course of 2020, the line continued to work with domestic and international organizations in the destinations it visits to provide aid such as water and non-perishable and canned goods. Norwegian’s […]