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MAST Travel Network has named longtime cruise and hospitality executive Andrew Davis as its new president and COO, effective January 2.
Explora Journeys and Hilton have formed a new loyalty partnership, allowing Hilton Honors members to earn and redeem points on cruises and unlock exclusive onboard perks.
Azamara will allow guests and travel advisors to reserve dining and spa appointments before boarding, starting December 1.
Discover the top 10 Black Friday and Cyber Monday cruise deals of 2025, including major savings, onboard credits, luxury upgrades and limited-time offers across leading cruise lines.
Ernesto Fara has been named CEO of The Ritz-Carlton Yacht Collection, succeeding Jim Murren, as the brand enters its next phase of luxury cruise expansion.
Regent Seven Seas Cruises is expanding its ultra-luxury fleet with a third Prestige-class ship set to debut in 2033, following new builds in 2026 and 2030.
Disney Cruise Line has officially christened its newest ship, the Disney Destiny, themed around heroes and villains, with Susan Egan named as Godmother.
Norwegian Cruise Line is shifting its strategy to attract more families with children, focusing on shorter sailings and flexible pricing as occupancy hits record levels.
Atlas Ocean Voyages is offering up to 40% savings and exclusive perks on luxury yacht expeditions across the Arctic, Antarctica, and Europe through its extended Black Friday sale.
American Cruise Lines will expand its fleet to 30 vessels by 2028, adding six new ships to meet growing demand for domestic river and coastal cruising.
Royal Caribbean has placed an order for a fifth Icon-class ship, continuing its record-breaking investment in next-generation cruise experiences with a planned debut in 2028.
After priority access sold out in minutes, Celebrity Cruises will open remaining 2027 river cruise inventory to the general public starting September 25, offering opportunities for new bookings.