Sleep Like It’s 1896? HX Expeditions’ Nostalgic Cabin Experience Might Be Cooler in Concept Than Comfort
HX Expeditions is taking guests back to where it all began. In celebration of its 130th anniversary, the expedition cruise…
Corner Office features expert opinions and forward-looking ideas from across travel and hospitality. This CruiseNews.com op-ed series connects big-picture thinking to the cruise industry, offering fresh perspectives that spark dialogue and deepen understanding of how travel is evolving.
HX Expeditions is taking guests back to where it all began. In celebration of its 130th anniversary, the expedition cruise…
It’s time to re-imagine shore programs. For about two decades, I have held leadership positions in the travel and tourism…
Anniversary The late Mary Tyler Moore would be proud: the Asuka II turned 35 in July. The ship, operated by Japan’s…
Holland America Line just unveiled something unexpected: Blend Bar, the cruise industry’s first-ever lipstick blending bar at sea. Guests can…
Published quarterly, MILLERGRAM invites readers to journey through a history of ocean liners with maritime historian Bill Miller. Proudly reprinted…
Shoreside Remembrance Last month, on the 69th anniversary, an exhibition themed to the Italian liner Andrea Doria and its tragic…
There was considerable migration between Europe and South America in the years between the Wars. Among others, Germany’s Hamburg-South America…
World’s Greatest Cruises has wrapped filming for Season 3, and new episodes set to debut early in 2026 on PBS….
I was an invited guest to an exclusive reception at the Gale Miami Hotel & Residences this week, hosted by…
Peace Boat The latest version, the former Sun Princess, visited New York this summer. An earlier ship, the chartered Topaz, had…