Does Norwegian Cruise Line have the solution to chair hogging?
Norwegian Cruise Line has been receiving praise from cruisers for their new strategy to prevent chair hogging
Norwegian Cruise Line has been receiving praise from cruisers for their new strategy to prevent chair hogging
Over the years, the landscape of cruising has shifted from an all-inclusive experience to one where you pay for your extras, such as drinks, WiFi, specialty dining, certain entertainment and more.
Cruise lines for families are not difficult to find these days as more lines now shine when it comes to catering voyages to multi-generational cruisers.
Probably the most frequent and passionate complaint you’ll hear from regular cruisers, is that cruise lines are ‘nickel and diming’ them.
Norwegian Aura has touched water for the first time, marking a major milestone in her construction.
Norwegian Luna, which sports an elaborate artwork on her hull, will primarily operate seven-night Caribbean itineraries from Miami.
A number of cruise lines have announced cuts to their packages. And cruisers are not happy.
Retiree Rudy Van Kerckhof still can’t believe he has won the $24,000 cruise competition organised by My Cruises and Cruise Passenger.
Norwegian Cruise Line Holdings, who own Norwegian Cruise Line, Oceania Cruises and Regent Seven Seas Cruises, have added an order for another three ships.