P&O refreshes Keel & Cow steakhouse menus on Arvia, Iona
P&O Cruises has introduced updated Keel & Cow steakhouse menus on Arvia and Iona, expanding premium cuts, sharing dishes and plant‑forward options for guests.
Vanessa Buasini
Based in Southampton, one of Europe’s busiest cruise hubs, Vanessa follows cruise line announcements and maritime travel trends. Her reporting helps readers stay informed about the ships, ports, and operational changes shaping the cruise world.
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Cordelia Sun to Launch Mumbai Roundtrip Cruises in 2027
Cordelia Cruises plans to introduce Cordelia Sun in November 2027, operating short roundtrip voyages from Mumbai that spotlight India’s Arabian Sea coastline.
StarCruises fuels Hong Kong’s high season with autumn sailings
StarCruises is extending Star Voyager’s Hong Kong homeport season into autumn, adding short-break itineraries that target families, first-time cruisers and regional fly-cruise guests.
Fincantieri marks 30 years of shipbuilding ties with Carnival
Fincantieri highlights three decades of collaboration with Carnival Corporation, capped by new large-ship orders and a rising focus on efficiency and greener cruise fleets.
Why Early Cruise Disembarkation Is Gaining Devoted Fans
Rising crowds, tighter schedules and evolving shore logistics are convincing more cruisers that waking up early to get off the ship first is worth the effort.
Carnival Names First Ace-Class Mega-Ship Carnival Destiny
Carnival Cruise Line has named its first Ace-class mega-ship Carnival Destiny, outlining a 2029 debut and a new high-capacity design focused on family fun and efficiency.
What to Expect on Royal Caribbean’s Legend of the Seas
Royal Caribbean’s new Legend of the Seas is about to launch, promising a next‑generation mix of waterpark thrills, family neighborhoods and Europe‑to‑Caribbean itineraries.
How Travel Businesses Can Reduce Risk of Chargebacks
Card disputes are rising across travel. From clearer policies to better documentation, here are practical steps travel businesses can take to reduce chargebacks.
Norwegian Sky’s Farewell Voyage Rerouted Amid Middle East Unrest
Norwegian Sky’s final voyage for Norwegian Cruise Line has been significantly rerouted away from the Persian Gulf, reflecting heightened security concerns in the wider region.
MSC’s Seattle Airport Check-In Lets Cruisers Skip Port Lines
MSC Cruises has introduced a digital remote check-in service at Seattle-Tacoma International Airport, letting eligible Alaska passengers bypass traditional cruise terminal lines.
Celebrity Reflection to Debut 13 New Experiences
Celebrity Cruises is overhauling Celebrity Reflection with 13 new venues and experiences, bringing Edge Series style and new concepts to Caribbean itineraries.
Carnival Cuts Steel on First Ace-Class Ship, Carnival Destiny
Carnival Cruise Line has begun construction on Carnival Destiny, the first Ace-class mega-ship, marking a major new phase in the brand’s fleet expansion.
Marriott Names Beth Kinerk Senior VP of Global Sales
Marriott International has appointed veteran travel executive Beth Kinerk as senior vice president of global sales, strengthening its push for corporate and group business worldwide.
Emergency Training to Bring More Sirens to Port Neches Middle
Port Neches Middle School will host a planned emergency response exercise, bringing a noticeable increase in police, fire, and medical vehicles to the surrounding area.
Norwegian Sky farewell cruise sees major route shake-up
Norwegian Sky’s final voyage under Norwegian Cruise Line has been significantly rerouted before the ship transfers to India-based Cordelia Cruises later in 2026.