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The Caribbean Tourism Organization (CTO), in collaboration with Aquila Center for Cruise Excellence, will host a special Cruise Master Class during the 2026 State of the Tourism Industry Conference (SOTIC) in Guyana (Oct. 5-9, 2026), as the country takes important steps toward developing its potential as an emerging cruise tourism destination

Leading UK based travel wholesaler, Major Travel, has launched a new function to enable travel agents to make cruise bookings on their digital portal, Major Go. The new launch gives agents a new way to create, price and book tailor-made cruise holidays across the entire journey using one single booking interface

Clint Henderson, managing editor at The Points Guy, explains why cruise costs are climbing and why sailing can still offer vacationers good value

Gambling influencer Bobby Rivas, known online as “Bluffin Bob,” surprises a Virgin Voyages cabin steward with a $5,000 cash tip after winning at the ship’s casino, sparking emotional reactions from viewers online

Cruise Lines International Association (CLIA) has revealed details for Cruise Week, which this year will take place from September 14-20

Police in Bulgaria evacuated nearly 200 passengers from the Viking Ullur cruise ship after it ran aground in Bulgaria this week. (Credit: Reuters)

Suri, a 20-year-old college student, legally changed her last name from Cruise to Noelle, according to records obtained by Fox News Digital

Cruiseline.com and Shipmate released the results of their annual 2026 Member Survey, gathering cruise preference insights from more than 5,500 travelers. The survey reveals strong demand for cruise vacations, with 92.8% of respondents reporting at least one voyage booked for 2026 or beyond, and 70.3% considering making additional bookings

Norwegian Cruise Line Unveils Stunning Transformation Of Jade And Gem With Luxury Wellness Retreats And Premium Sea Experiences – Travel And Tour World

Actor Matt Damon claimed that Netflix is requesting filmmakers to repeat the plot “three or four times” in dialogue for viewers who are looking at their phones