HX Expeditions marks 130 years with push for accessibility
HX Expeditions is marking 130 years of polar voyaging with new offers, inclusive pricing and anniversary experiences aimed at widening access to expedition cruising.
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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Video Shows Cruise Passenger Fall From CocoCay Pier
A viral video shows a cruise passenger tumbling from the pier at Royal Caribbean’s CocoCay in the Bahamas, prompting questions about pier safety and behavior.
First Look Inside Orient Express’s Corinthian Sailing Yacht
Orient Express’s Corinthian, billed as the world’s largest sailing yacht, blends SolidSail technology, haute design and an intimate 54-suite layout for ultra-luxury voyages.
What Happened to the Costa Concordia’s Captain?
More than a decade after the Costa Concordia disaster, former captain Francesco Schettino remains in prison. Here is what happened to him after abandoning ship.
Scenic Ikon fronts new 2028-29 Med and Americas program
Scenic’s ultra-luxury yacht Scenic Ikon anchors a freshly released 2028-29 Mediterranean and Americas program, with a larger slate of handcrafted small-group land journeys.
Royal Caribbean Invites Fans to Name Its Next Cruise Ships
Royal Caribbean is turning to its most loyal cruisers for help naming new Discovery Class ships, signaling a fresh push to engage fans in fleet expansion.
12 Costly Mistakes to Avoid at Perfect Day at CocoCay
Regular visitors say Royal Caribbean’s CocoCay rewards strategy and timing. Here are 12 common mistakes to avoid, from late arrivals to overpaying for extras.
Victoria braces for 30,000 cruise visitors over peak weekend
Victoria, British Columbia is preparing for one of its busiest cruise weekends of the summer, with nearly 30,000 passengers expected to flood the city.
Cruise Ship Pollution at Ports Linked to Higher Virus Risks
New research suggests ultrafine particles from cruise ships in port cities may inflame airways and increase susceptibility to common respiratory viruses, raising questions over current regulations.
US Eases Jamaica Advisory, Keeps Focus on Cruise Hotspots
The United States has revised its travel advisory for Jamaica, a major Caribbean cruise hub, easing its overall warning while reiterating risks in key port areas.
Carnival Details Carnival Destiny, First Ace Class Ship
Carnival Cruise Line has unveiled Carnival Destiny, the first in its new Ace class, outlining a larger, LNG-powered flagship set to debut in summer 2029.
Milan’s Hotel Principe di Savoia to Close for Major Refurbishment
Historic Milan landmark Hotel Principe di Savoia is set to close for an extensive refurbishment, with travelers urged to review upcoming stays and watch for updated reopening plans.
How Oasis Travel Network Turns Insurance Into a Sales Engine
Oasis Travel Network is weaving travel insurance into training, incentives, and supplier relationships to lift revenue and deepen traveler protection across its host-agency network.
Top Luxury Hotel Brands Embrace High-End All-Inclusives
Major luxury hotel and lifestyle brands are rapidly expanding into high-end all-inclusive resorts, reshaping expectations for service, design, and value in sun-and-sand destinations.
NSRI Gqeberha in complex maritime medevac off South Africa
NSRI Gqeberha volunteers have carried out a coordinated maritime medical evacuation off the Eastern Cape coast, highlighting demanding winter sea conditions and multi-agency collaboration.