All ships will resume service by the end of the year, next year will be ‘strong’ – and Celestyal Cruises could increase the number of vessels in its fleet.

As cruise lines have rethought their approach to luxury in recent years, many have settled on destination immersion as a luxury signifier. But what, really, does it mean?

Britain’s 2022 cruise season is fully under way with a number of ports expecting record calls and maiden visits.

Survitec’s 530-passenger lifeboat Seahaven launched today at Seatrade Cruise Global, promising that by replacing conventional lifeboats, it can free up space and allow obstructed view cabins to be transformed into premium balcony cabins.

The number of Britannia Club staterooms onboard Queen Anne will increase by 200% compared to other ships in the Cunard fleet said the line’s new VP commercial, North America and Australasia Matt Gleaves today at Seatrade Cruise Global.

Virgin Voyages is now setting its sights on Australia and New Zealand, today announcing its plans to go Down Under starting in 2023.

The pandemic crisis of the past two years has forged a new closeness in the cruise industry that sets the stage for future success, the CEOs of some of the largest cruise companies said at Seatrade Cruise Global today.

Alaska Railroad Corp. (ARRC) is pursuing a mega-project to replace its cruise passenger dock and terminal in Seward while also finalizing a multi-year berthing agreement with Royal Caribbean Group.

The resilience theme of Seatrade Cruise Global's opening session Monday drew a standing-room-only crowd, with speakers stressing how action, collaboration and empathy helped cruising recover from the pandemic shutdown.

Virgin Voyages is naming its fourth ship Brilliant Lady, with itineraries to be announced soon.