Seatrade Middle East Cruise Forum 2010
In May 2010 Bahrain will play host to senior executives from major cruise lines at the first Seatrade Middle East Cruise Forum.
Cruise Industry
By Paul Motter
Where were we a year ago?
Virus Outbreaks On Cruise Ships
By Marnie Hunter
Suffering a bout of gastrointestinal illness in a cramped cruise ship cabin ranks pretty high on the scale of vacation nightmares.
Cruising Alaska
By JAY CLARKE
Alaska lovers: If you missed last year's good deals on Alaska cruises, you've got another shot at them this year.
Dubai Cruises
Anyone who is booking holidays to Dubai with a view to traveling elsewhere before returning to the home may like the idea of stepping on to a luxury cruise.
Carnival Cruise Lines
By VERONICA DAGHER And NATHAN BECKER
Carnival Corp.'s namesake brand said it will increase summer-cruise prices after seeing bookings so far this year "at unprecedented levels."
Bermuda Experiences Drop In Air Arrivals
By Ruth O'Kelly-Lynch
The primary purpose of almost 40 percent of visitors who flew to the Island last year was business or visiting friends and family, statistics released this week show.
CLIA 6th Annual Cruise3sixty Conference
A celebration and recognition of women leaders in business and travel will be the theme of this years Cruise Lines International Association’s (CLIA) sixth annual cruise3sixty conference, June ...
Cruise News
By Alison DaRosa
Eleven new cruise ships - with 27,263 new berths - will hit the high seas this year.
Cruise Industry
By Glenn Johnson
Canadians are taking to the high seas to get away from it all, making up more than a quarter of all non-U.S. passengers on major cruise lines.
Cruise Ship Pollution
By David Rosenfeld
On a trip to Puerto Vallarta, Mexico, a few years back, Shauna and David Schober were snorkeling off the coast with a tour company that took them by boat to explore some underwater caves.
Dubai Lures New Liners
DUBAI - Dubai's nascent cruise industry is set to buck the global downturn with a predicted 30 per cent surge in passenger traffic in 2010 as the emirate gears up to lure increased number of ...
2010 Travel
By Steve Huettel
This was the year for travel bargains, if you could afford to hit the road.
Hong Kong
By Leslie Tang
HONG KONG - Hong Kong will start building its new Kai Tak Cruise Terminal next year in the hopes of developing into a premier cruise hub in the region.
Cruise Tips
By Carolyn Spencer Brown
Cruise ship tipping has long been an area of contention, but the debate may be nearing conclusion.
Carnival Cruises
It seems that unlike the rest of the travel industry, the cruise industry has not been hit as hard by the recession.
Brunei
Bandar Seri Begawan - After more than 10 months since setting up a shop in Brunei, yacht charter company Dream Charter has acquired a new addition to its fleet after deciding that the market was ...
Jamaica
For the fourth consecutive year, Jamaica has been named the World's Leading Cruise Destination in the World Travel Awards.
Fiji
The announcement of new airline operators into Fiji and increased airline seats is good news to the tourism industry, says South Seas Cruises chief executive Kit Nixon.
Alaska Cruise Tax
JUNEAU - Alaska has a strong case to defend itself in the cruise ship industry's lawsuit on a passenger tax, according to the state attorney general.
16th Annual Florida-Caribbean Cruise Association Conference & Trade Show
Caribbean and Latin American leaders, including Colombian President Alvaro Uribe Velez, committed to strengthening cruise tourism efforts throughout the region as nearly 1,000 industry experts ...
Puerto Rico
SAN JUAN – The director of the Puerto Rico Tourism Company, a state agency known by the initials CTPR, has launched a series of meetings with directors of cruise lines with the goal of making ...
New Zealand's Cruise Season
Dunedin is set to experience an influx of tourists during cruise ship season, which opens tomorrow.
New Cruise Pricing Model
You may not have noticed, but prices for some higher-end cruises have gone up by a couple hundred dollars.
Cruise News
One of the top players in the cruise vacation industry is playing with the idea of modifying its tipping policy because of the reluctance of passengers from Britain to offer gratuities on board ...
New Pier At Labadee
By Jane Archer
The Haiti Tourism Association is hoping the arrival of Oasis of the Seas, which launches in December, coupled with the US$55 million Royal has spent on Labadee, spells a new beginning for Haiti ...
Cuban Cruises
British company Thomson Cruises has now announced that it will be offering a number of 14-night Caribbean cruises, starting later this year.
Cruise News
By Deepa Seetharaman
NEW YORK - The cruise industry has touched bottom and is now stabilizing, but questions linger about when a rebound will occur, Royal Caribbean Cruises Ltd's CEO said in an interview .
Cruise News
ORLANDO, Fla.
Cruise News
By Benard Sanga
Stakeholders in Kenya’s cruise tourism are looking forward to reaping from a spill over of visitors to South Africa.
