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It’s one of the enduring mysteries of cruise – how do sanatised ships still become contaminated by norovirus?
A new US study, published in Royal Society Open S...
This year will be one of the biggest for cruise holidays with some new advancements, ships and more people taking to the sea. So what are the cool new cruise tr...
Well shiver my timbers, who knew that even chatting about kids behaving badly on cruises could be so incendiary?
A few online discussions on the subject brough...
Royal Caribbean’s top executives have told passengers it would be compensating flights and airfares of passengers booked on the Ovation of the Seas repositionin...
It’s every passenger’s nightmare – hunkered down in your cabin, clinging to your bunk as your ship is being battered by cyclonic winds and monstrousl waves.
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It’s long been the catchcry of the industry: cruising is great value because it’s all inclusive. Pay your fare, step onboard and you never need to spend another...
In 1980 1.4 million people around the world took a cruise. In 2016, the Cruise Lines International Association (CLIA) predicts that almost 24 million people wil...
In adland, it’s known as “confusion marketing”. It’s why you can’t quite work out whether that great-sounding telephone plan really is better. And why health in...
Where is the luxury market heading? It seems cruise lines are looking for the kind of brand recognition that top French fashion houses have attained – with some...
