Skip to main content

Cruise news: New Svalbard rules | Sun Princess rescheduled

If you would like to view this message as a web page, please Click Here
CRUISE
February 20, 2024
timertrk_px
INSIGHT BY ANDREA ZELINSKI
Expedition ships will be restricted in Svalbard. Here's how
The regulations will require that ships carry fewer passengers and visit fewer ports, reshaping how expedition cruise ships will operate there.
READ MORE
NEWS
Sun Princess maiden cruise rescheduled to Feb. 28
It will be a 10-day sailing from Rome to Barcelona. Meanwhile, Princess canceled a second cruise because of a delay in the Sun Princess' delivery.
READ MORE
Carnival Cruise Line will get a fourth Excel-class ship
The order ends a five-year hiatus in ship orders for parent company Carnival Corp.
READ MORE
AndBeyond will operate a branded yacht in the Galapagos
The 12-passenger Galapagos Explorer will sail its first departure on June 17.
READ MORE
Royal Caribbean orders a seventh Oasis-class ship
Despite the debut of the Icon class, Oasis ships continue to be in demand. The seventh in the class is due in 2028.
READ MORE
TikTok video of disgruntled NCL guest goes viral
Norwegian Cruise Line's decision to change its itinerary to no longer cruise by the Antarctica mainland sparked a guest to excoriate NCL in a TikTok that has 3.4 million views.
READ MORE
Antarctica21 will add a ship for the 2026-27 season
The Magellan Discoverer will be a sister ship to the Magellan Explorer.
READ MORE
Oceania Cruises launches magazine for advisors and guests
"Your World" was designed for past and potential guests. It highlights classic and new destinations as well as the Oceania experience.
READ MORE
Crystal cancels chairmen's voyage due to Red Sea attacks
Crystal Cruises has canceled one cruise and rerouted another due to continued attacks on cargo ships in the Red Sea.
READ MORE
Singer and cultural icon Gwen Stefani named godmother of the Carnival Jubilee
The Jubilee's naming ceremony will take place in Galveston, Texas, on Feb. 24.
READ MORE
Advertisement
timertrk_px
Advertisement
timertrk_px
FEATURED STORY
Royal Caribbean's Icon of the Seas takes thrills to the max
Not only did the brand want to create what it bills as the first waterpark at sea, but its creators said making it "the craziest, fun waterpark at sea is actually more important."
READ MORE
Advertisement
timertrk_px
FEATURED TRAVEL WEEKLY PODCAST
Romance, celebration travel and the rise of the 'buddymoon'
Destination wedding trips are morphing into full-blown extravaganzas, and advisors have to bring their A-game to manage these complex group bookings.
LISTEN NOW
timertrk_px
CRUISE Editor:
Andrea Zelinski
EmailEmail the editor
Follow us on:
FacebookTwitter PinterestLinkedInGooglePlus
Subscribe to Travel Weekly eNewsletters
Travel Weekly
For promotional opportunities in this newsletter,
contact sales@travelweekly.com
Privacy Policy

You can unsubscribe if you wish to stop receiving TW Cruise newsletter.

Comments

Popular posts from this blog

River cruise news: Grilling season is here | Exploring the Lower Ganges

  If you would like to view this message as a web page, please Click Here RIVER CRUISE May 29, 2024 INSIGHT BY NICOLE EDENEDO All fired up: Grilling season arrives for river cruising River lines have a variety of ways to relax on their sundeck. And when some ships add a grill station, you've got all the trappings of a party that's likely to last all summer. READ MORE NEWS While pondering American Queen's fate, the ship's owner consults travel advisors Agency owner Cindy Anderson said American Cruise Lines has been in touch with her agency and others to discuss the American Queen's condition and what their options are. READ MORE Globus restructures trade sales and marketing As part of this restructuring, Cory McGillivray has returned to the Globus family of brands as senior director of sales operations and channel marketing. READ MORE Tauck stops booking American Airlines and its Oneworld partners The tour op...

Cruise news: Advisor incentives in May | Ritzenthaler's start at Azamara

  If you would like to view this message as a web page, please Click Here CRUISE May 14, 2024 INSIGHT BY ANDREA ZELINSKI Cruise lines that are rewarding sellers during Advisor Appreciation Month Travel Advisor Appreciation Day was May 1, and it kicked off a series of perks and offers to recognize -- and incentivize -- sellers. READ MORE NEWS Now onboard at Azamara, Dondra Ritzenthaler is going on tour Ritzenthaler, who returns to the cruise industry this week as Azamara CEO, said meeting with travel advisors will help her craft a long-term strategy. READ MORE Report: John Waggoner will revive Victory Cruise Lines Waggoner acquired the coastal ships out of the American Queen Voyages bankruptcy and plans to sail them in the Great Lakes next year. READ MORE Port Canaveral is building another cruise terminal The world's second-busiest cruise port will construct a new terminal and parking garage to meet growing demand, particular...

Daily Bulletin: Ski destination flights grow | Strike threat from Alaska flight attendants

  If you would like to view this message as a web page, please Click Here DAILY BULLETIN December 20, 2023 TOP STORIES Air service is up significantly to Western U.S. ski resorts That's good news not only for skiers and riders but also for the towns and resorts, like Jackson Hole, that work steadfastly to recruit airlines. READ MORE Alaska Airlines flight attendants threaten to strike Flight attendants will take a strike authorization vote next month, a move that their union said has been hastened due to anger over the Hawaiian Airlines merger agreement. READ MORE Peru will raise the visitor cap for Machu Picchu Starting Jan. 1, Peru will allow up to 4,500 visitors on most days, up from 3,800. READ MORE Advertisement FEATURED STORY 2023, a year in review Cruise's comeback, wars in the Middle East and Europe, the Maui wildfires, the Disney-DeSantis feud and JetBlue's days in court all made headlines this year...