Cruise Travel

European Centre for Disease Prevention and Control, an agency of the European Union, has published "COVID-19: EU guidance for cruise ship operations".

As travelers continue to navigate the uncertainty of planning travel during this time, Crystal is expanding its peace of mind focused booking policies.

P&O Cruises has extended its rolling pause in operations across Australia and New Zealand to October 29, 2020 in response to the current impact of the global pandemic on the way we travel and holiday.

Crystal unveiled Crystal Clean+®, its initial set of safety and health protocols to be implemented on Ocean ships Crystal Serenity and Crystal Symphony once they return to sailing.

Due to the continued progression of COVID-19 and related decisions of various government, health authorities, and airlines regarding travel restrictions, Princess Cruises is extending its pause in cruise operations.

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Captain Cook Cruises have reopened Tivua Island for day cruise experiences and also launched buy a coral - build a reef coral rejuvenation program.

Posidonia Exhibitions SA announced the cancellation of Posidonia 2020, originally planned for June 2020, and subsequently postponed to October 2020.

Holland America Line announced that Amsterdam, Maasdam, Rotterdam, and Veendam will be leaving the fleet and transferring to undisclosed buyers.

Princess Cruises guests sailing to the islands of the Caribbean or through the engineering marvel of the Panama Canal now have a diversity of itineraries and cruise ships.

Safe Harbor Marinas, the largest owner and operator of marinas in the world, announced the acquisition of Peninsula Yacht Club, Skippers Landing Marina, Kings Point Marina, Bahia Bleu Marina and Reserve Harbor Yacht Club.

AIDA Cruises, Germany's leading cruise line and a part of Carnival Corporation & plc, will resume sailing operations in August 2020.

The TUI Group has successfully completed the sale of its subsidiary Hapag-Lloyd Cruises to TUI Cruises.

Princess Cruises announced changes to its deployment in Alaska and Europe for summer 2021 with Majestic Princess arriving to the West Coast and setting sail for her inaugural Alaska season, and Regal Princess returning to Europe.

Celestyal Cruises, the award-winning, number one choice for travelers to the Greek Islands and the Mediterranean, has announced the further suspension of its sailings until the already announced 2021 season commencing March 6, 2021.