It’s almost impossible to read a mainstream media report on cruising without encountering the phrase “floating petri dish.” Typically, it’s used by lazy journalists to instantly convey to the reader

Even before cruise lines resumed sailing following the seemingly endless industry-wide shutdown, they all said the same thing: “We have to get this right.” Now, however, it’s more important than

When you cruise in December, it’s pretty much a given that you’re going to be enveloped in the Christmas spirit… whether you want to be or not! During our recent

Some of the earliest memories I had growing up were on a tug boat, sailing from Jacksonville, Florida to Grand Turk. The boat was under the command of Captain Douglas

This is a bit of a fun one. We happened upon a post on Facebook about this house that’s for sale, and we couldn’t resist writing it up to share the

It’s safe to say that Carnival Cruise Line’s new flagship, Mardi Gras, has been highly anticipated… and not just by those looking forward to sailing on board her. For weeks,

After being stuck on land for 15 months, cruise lovers are finally able to set sail again. And while that’s been cause for celebration in most corners, another aspect of

After the worst year in the industry’s history, cruise lines are hurriedly preparing to sail again. Indebted and starved of revenue, they have to start sailing again. Recent developments have