Cruise

Looking to attend Travel Weekly’s 2024 CruiseWorld? Registration is now open for this exciting event taking place at the Broward County Convention Center in Fort Lauderdale from November 6th to 8th. By registering early, advisors can take advantage of the lowest rates available. Not only that, but advisors who sign up before May 1st will
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Carnival Corp. recently made headlines by announcing its decision to order a fifth Excel-class ship from Meyer Werft in Papenburg, Germany, just six weeks after confirming plans for a fourth ship. This new addition is set to be delivered in 2028, joining the existing fleet of 11 Excel-class ships across four different Carnival Corp. brands.
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The recent incident involving the Carnival Freedom’s exhaust funnel catching fire raises significant safety concerns for passengers and crew members onboard. This is not the first time such an incident has occurred, as the ship previously experienced a similar fire in 2022. The fact that it has happened twice within a short period is alarming
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Moms at Sea, a Dream Vacations franchise, has skyrocketed to $20 million in sales within just two years of being in business. Owner Jamie Margolis attributes this phenomenal success to the power of relationships. Margolis recently shared her insights on the “Trade Secrets” podcast, where she emphasized the importance of connecting with suppliers and business
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The cruise industry has seen a surging demand for private destinations, prompting cruise lines like MSC to explore ways to cater to this growing trend. Gillian McNutt, a representative from MSC, revealed that there is a constant inquiry about when the cruise line plans to add more private destinations to its portfolio. While some cruise
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Cruise directors play a crucial role in shaping the overall experience of a cruise for passengers. They are not just there to make announcements and organize activities, but they are also responsible for setting the tone of the cruise and embodying the personality of the cruise line’s brand. A good cruise director can make a
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As the cruise industry enters the peak booking period known as Wave season, industry executives are reporting positive trends. A recent survey conducted by the Cleveland Research Co. indicates that bookings in January were slightly below expectations but picked up significantly in February. What’s even more encouraging is that pricing has remained strong, leading to
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Alaskan Dream Cruises is making waves in the world of cruise travel with the announcement of two new itineraries for the 2025 season. These itineraries promise to be the most adventurous and exciting yet, offering guests a truly immersive Alaskan experience like never before. One of the new itineraries, the Alaska’s Ultimate Adventure cruise, will
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In the wake of the racial reckoning in 2020, diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) programs became a corporate imperative. However, there has been a recent backlash with a wave of challenges and lawsuits against these policies, affecting travel companies as well. For instance, Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis’ appointees eliminated DEI programs at Walt Disney World
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