Cruise Travel

Oceania Cruises, the world’s leading culinary- and destination-focused cruise line, announced that it will resume cruise operations with three additional ships, Riviera, Insignia, and Sirena, between October 2021 and January 2022.

Greece is one of the countries to achieve an early resumption of cruise operations. Forty cruise ships are expected to operate in Greek waters this summer.

Holland America Line’s Eurodam will assume the previously scheduled cruises of Westerdam that span the Mediterranean during Summer 2021.

Florida-Caribbean Cruise Association (FCCA) along with Member Lines that operate over 90 percent of the global cruising capacity, is excited to again set sail on its itinerary of live events beginning this June 22 at the FCCA-PortMiami Return to Sail Summit.

Three cruise line brands from Carnival Corporation & plc , the world's largest cruise company, are expected to return to service in the United States starting in July with Alaska sailings departing directly from Seattle.

Following the passage of the Alaska Tourism Restoration Act, work with Alaska government officials, and recent guidance from the  U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), Princess Cruises plans to resume sailings this Summer.

Crystal invites travelers to the next bold journey aboard its new expedition yacht Crystal Endeavor. Travelers will be exploring Iceland, known as the “Land of Fire and Ice,” with a spectacular itinerary and the breathtaking fjords of Norway.

Katarina Line, Croatia’s premier small ship cruise company announced the launch of its 2021 season with fleet-wide specials of 20% off as well as a special discount for solo travelers.

AIDA Cruises reports high demand for some of its cruise itineraries and as a result announces the launch of additional new voyages to meet pent-up demand.

Crystal River Cruises announces the full 2023 deployment of its award-winning fleet, featuring 190 individual voyages exploring the majestic Danube, Rhine, and Moselle rivers along with the charming waterways of the Netherlands and Belgium.

Due to ongoing international travel restrictions, Princess Cruises announced canceling its select cruise vacations in Mexico, California Coast, Caribbean, and the Mediterranean.

The chief executives of some of the world’s biggest cruise lines will participate in the first virtual panel discussion that will kick off the 6^th Posidonia Sea Tourism Forum 2021 on May 25th.

Crystal Cruises announced 15 new Caribbean sailings departing roundtrip from St. Maarten aboard Crystal Symphony this August through December. 

Greece will be one of the most popular travel destinations this summer as Greece's travel restrictions ease. While the country last week reopened its restaurants and bars and tour operators start operating in the country, Holland America Line has received approval to restart cruising.