The Vancouver Fraser Port Authority is working with cruise lines, destination partners and government to prepare a safe and sustainable 2022 cruise season at the Port of Vancouver, while creating a positive guest experience.

Oracle’s Ingo Sörensen, AVP, global cruise sales, offers unique insight on navigating the return to cruising.

The global cruise sector, like the rest of the maritime industry, is under increasing pressure to reduce the environmental impact of its operations. With new emissions regulations emerging and an-ever increasing level of scrutiny, cruise lines...

AIDA Cruises is the market leader in the German-speaking cruise market and aims to create contemporary, resort-style facilities that appeal to today’s active consumers – and that now includes a premium in-cabin digital user experience that fully...

In relation to COVID-19, Denmark is once again safe to visit. Since February 2022 it has been possible for vaccinated cruise guests to experience Copenhagen and the rest of the Scandinavian pearl without having to worry about test requirements

A new campaign by CruiseCopenhagen is encouraging cruise lines to schedule itineraries all year. This will support a more sustainable form of traveling and improve onshore experiences for both guests and locals.

Sustainability is fundamental for the cruise industry to continue to grow and thrive responsibly. When it comes to sustainable development, the B2B network, Cruise Baltic, is worth noticing, having already established various initiatives such as a...

More than 30 million euros has been invested in the development of this new infrastructure.

As the only independent, global rating system for luxury hotels, restaurants and spas, Forbes Travel Guide (FTG) has established itself as the authority on genuine Five-Star service.

d-flo CEO Colin Brimson explains how during the pandemic and in partnership with clients, new features and functionality have been added to their TravelComms platform. Enabling cruise lines to implement more immersive customer journeys could not...