Tag: Cruises
Indian government draws up strategy to boost cruise tourism
The Indian Ministry of Tourism has drafted a national strategy for cruise tourism, which will serve as a roadmap for the sustainable growth of...
Royal Caribbean brings back longer cruises for 2023 and 2024
Royal Caribbean International has released its line-up of holidays on Spectrum of the Seas for 2023-2024, and longer cruises are making a comeback to...
Cruise lines drop vaccine mandate for smooth sails
Princess Cruises, Carnival Cruise Line, Royal Caribbean, Norwegian Cruise Line, Regent Seven Seas, and Oceania Cruises have announced the removal of vaccine requirement for...
Crystal Cruises lives on with backing from A&K Travel Group
The Crystal Cruises brand along with luxury vessels Crystal Serenity and Crystal Symphony are now part of A&K Travel Group, and plans are underway...
NCL unveils exclusive trade portal in Asia
Norwegian Cruise Line (NCL) has launched Norwegian Central Asia, a new portal to help travel partners in Asia learn about and market NCL holidays...
TTG Conversations: Five questions with Angie Stephen, Royal Caribbean Group
Cruises have resumed, and successful sailings have been built on a foundation of meticulous planning, clearly defined health and safety measures, and crisis readiness...
Cruise services startup ropes in European veteran to develop Asia’s cruise...
Singapore-based cruise services startup NaviAsia is partnering with European Cruise Service (ECS) to drive the development of Asia as a cruise and leisure destination.
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JR Kyushu Jet Ferry sails into local sightseeing business
JR Kyushu Jet Ferry has launched local sightseeing cruises on its Queen Beetle Hydrofoil in Fukuoka Prefecture in response to the suspension of international...
Norwegian Cruise Line returns to cruising, first in Europe and the...
After a year out of service, Norwegian Cruise Line (NCL) will finally return to the seas with fresh itineraries in Europe and the Caribbean...
Charting a course for recovery
The cruise tourism industry has taken a beating from the combined impacts of Covid-19’s tourism freeze and negative media reports on infections onboard – tough times that Cruise Lines International Association is helping its community to navigate through with enhanced education, government advocacy and careful planning with medical experts. Managing director Australasia & Asia, Joel Katz details how
