Judge Lets United Windowless Seat Lawsuit Move Ahead
A federal judge in California has rejected United Airlines’ bid to end a proposed class action over window seats that allegedly lack actual windows.
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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Italian Court Blocks Royal Caribbean Cruise Port Near Rome
An Italian administrative court has annulled environmental approval for a Royal Caribbean backed cruise port near Rome, throwing plans for a new homeport into doubt.
Aspen Hospitality Launches Nell Hotels Luxury Brand
Aspen Hospitality debuts Nell Hotels, a new luxury brand extending The Little Nell’s storied Aspen legacy to New York and future urban and alpine locations.
Fincantieri Wins Third Ultra-Luxury Four Seasons Yacht Order
Fincantieri has signed a contract to build a third ultra-luxury vessel for Marc-Henry Cruise Holdings’ Four Seasons Yachts, reinforcing demand for bespoke, hotel-style cruising.
W South Beach to Reopen as Waldorf Astoria Miami Beach in 2027
Hilton and Reuben Brothers will transform Miami’s W South Beach into Waldorf Astoria Miami Beach following a full closure and multi‑year luxury renovation.
New Sponsored Video Puts New Orleans Cruises in the Spotlight
A new sponsored video campaign is spotlighting New Orleans as a cruise gateway while layering in fresh perks and learning opportunities for travel advisors.
Silversea Reveals 2028-2029 Collection With 278 Global Voyages
Silversea has opened bookings for its 2028-2029 Voyage Collection, featuring 278 ultra-luxury sailings to 497 destinations in 71 countries across all seven continents.
Design-Forward Dexter Hotel Debuts in Northern Michigan
A new 29-room Dexter Hotel in Elk Rapids brings design-led boutique hospitality, local craftsmanship and Grand Traverse Bay views to Northern Michigan’s summer playground.
Emergency crews respond after man falls at Port Kembla
Emergency services rushed to Port Kembla in New South Wales after reports that a man in his 60s fell several metres and suffered serious injuries.
How One Traveler Spent $8,500 On A European Trip With A $1,500 Cruise
A detailed look at how an $8,500 European vacation budget was allocated, including a $1,500 sailing on Royal Caribbean’s Liberty of the Seas.
Why Royal Caribbean Is Reassigning Cabins on an Alaska Cruise
Royal Caribbean passengers on a popular Alaska itinerary are seeing their staterooms reassigned as the line works to manage an oversold sailing and updated cabin categories.
MSC World Europa Hosts Tudor Pro Cycling Before Tour Start
MSC World Europa has hosted Tudor Pro Cycling in Barcelona for a high-profile team presentation ahead of the Tour de France Grand Départ.
MedCruise ports rally behind PortCREW for greener cruises
Mediterranean cruise ports are joining the PortCREW project to test digital tools and shore-side solutions that disperse visitors and cut environmental impacts.
CHTA unveils framework to steer short‑term rentals in Caribbean
The Caribbean Hotel and Tourism Association has released a regional framework to guide fast-growing short-term rental markets toward fair, safer and more sustainable tourism.
CLIA UK & Ireland names new river and expedition Cruise Champions
CLIA UK & Ireland has recognised a new cohort of river and expedition Cruise Champions, highlighting agents at the forefront of fast-growing specialist cruise sectors.