Cruise News

Cruise lines face stormy weather

When the 54,000-tonne cruise ship Westerdam leaves Fort Lauderdale, Fla., later this year, the boat is likely to be filled, even in the face of the ongoing global economic crisis.

Cruise Value Center

Cruise travel agency folds, customers left in lurch

The news that Cruise Value Center, a major cruise travel agency, apparently ceased business operations earlier this week is stirring up concerns from travelers and cruise industry executives.

New International Favorites Are India, Thailand, China, Japan and Hong Kong

Hunt for travel deals escalates

LOS ANGELES - Interest in travel deals is up, according to LowFares.com(TM), the travel comparison search site for airline tickets, hotels, car rentals and vacation packages.

The Industry Is Rolling Out The Red Carpet For Travelers — For A Change

6 reasons we love to travel now

It took a couple of airline bankruptcies, a summer of staycations, a serious recession and the near-collapse of the world economy, but by golly, travelers are feeling loved right now.

Travel awards: Should anybody care?

Do travel awards mean anything?

It may be a good hotel - but how many awards has it won?

Technology is giving airline passengers the power to organise resistance to irritating practices

Overbooked: airlines face a web rebellion

If the aviation industry is truly on the eve of in-flight wi-fi connections, as we’ve been promised over the past few years, Lord help the airlines.

Customer Satisfaction HIts The Rock Bottom

US Airways at the bottom of airline customer satisfaction survey

US Airways Group Inc. ranks dead last in a new customer satisfaction survey of airlines.

According to the annual American Customer Satisfaction Index by the University of Michigan, the Tempe, Ariz.-based airline's satisfaction number dropped significantly from last year. And the airline it may soon merge with - United Airlines - ranked ... read more