10 New Rules Cruise Lines Must Follow to Sail Again
We all knew that cruises would be drastically different when they return.
Just like we've seen everywhere from restaurants to movie theaters to shopping malls,...
Is This a Sign Carnival Could Return AFTER Other Cruise Lines?
Update: Since first publishing this article in early November, Carnival (as of November 27) now shows as having a completed "No Sail Order" response...
Carnival Corporation Cancels North American Cruises Until 2021
Following the CDC's new "Framework for Conditional Sailing," Carnival Corporation has announced it will pause all of its North American cruise lines through the...
Royal Caribbean Cancels Sailings Through December 31
Royal Caribbean has announced that it will cancel all sailings through the end of 2020, with tentative plans to resume starting January 2021.
In an...
Norwegian Cruise Lines Extends Suspension Through 2020 Following CDC Framework
The "No Sail Order" has been lifted and replaced with a path to return to sailing by the CDC. However, as we explained, that...
Explained: What Cruise Lines Must Do to Sail Again (According to...
The big news in cruising is that the CDC has taken the step of letting the "No Sail Order" expire. But it's not back...
CDC To Allow Cruises to Resume With New “Phased Approach”
For months since the virus outbreak began, the CDC has held in place a "No Sail Order" that prevents cruise ships from sailing from...
AIDA Pauses Cruises as Virus Cases Spike in Europe
Less than two weeks after celebrating the return of its German-focused AIDA cruise line with trips sailing the Italian coast, Carnival Corporation has announced...
The CDC “No Sail Order” Ends in a Week. Will it...
You'd be forgiven if you feel like you've seen this movie before. A Centers for Disease Control "No Sail Order" is set to expire...
Why Dirt-Cheap Cruise Deals Could Be a Thing of the Past
Could cruise pricing be higher in the years to come? Surprisingly, that looks to be the case.
Cruising has always had the draw of being...