UPDATED: Are the Future of Cuban Cruises Really in Jeopardy?
The below originally posted in 2017. You can follow along with the 2019 restrictions here.UPDATE 6/16/2017 PM:The new policy for US-Cuban relations ...
All the Details on Carnival at CES 2017
When Carnival Corp CEO Arnold Donald took the stage earlier today at the annual CES show in Las Vegas, he became the first travel industry executi...
Cuban Cruises and Royal Caribbean’s Subtle Announcement
Empress of the Seas sailing out of Miami in November 2016The biggest takeaway I had from Royal Caribbean’s Q3 2016 Earnings was that Royal Caribb...
Facts & Myths Surrounding LNG and Fuel Cells
There has been a lot of talk about LNG and fuel cells as use on cruise ships, but what does it actually mean.
BACKGROUND
Thus far, there have been s...
Details on Carnival Corp.’s LNG Powered Ships
Carnival Corp. surprised the industry last year when they not only ordered 9 ships, but ordered most of them with LNG fueled power plants. LNG is stil...
Top 10 Largest Ships in the World
Now that Harmony of the Seas has officially started sailing, let’s take a look at the list of top 10 largest ships in the world and see where Harmony ...
[Analysis] Did Crystal Cruises Really Save the SS United States?
via flickr user Don RobsonBy now you’ve heard that Crystal Cruises have partnered with the SS United States Conservancy to help restore the 1952 ...
[Editorial] Latest on Royal Caribbean’s Dynamic Dining Rollout
American Icon Grill on QuantumThere's been lots of back-and-forth in the will they/won't they roll out Dynamic Dining fleetwide. As a refresher, ...
[Analysis] Carnival Creates fathom.
Background
Last week, Carnival Corporation & plc launched their 10th brand, fathom (the 'f' is lowercase). They will transfer the 2001-built, 3...
[Analysis] Changes Made to Oasis in Recent Drydock & Why
The worlds largest cruise ship recently made a stop in drydock last month. The Oasis of the Seas is so large that there are only a select few drydocks...