Galveston Before or After Your Cruise: Why It’s Worth the Extra Time
If you find yourself traveling to Galveston to board a cruise, don’t just arrive and sail away, or disembark and…
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An Extraordinary Night at the Met Opera with Viking Cruises
There are evenings at the Metropolitan Opera when everything aligns: the setting, the performance, and the company. And the result…
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An Inaugural Panama Canal Transit for a Meeting of Queens on the QM2
I spoke with author and lecturer William H. “Bill” Miller shortly after he stepped off Queen Mary 2 in San…
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MidShipCinema: A Return to the S.S. United States
The S.S. United States, once the largest and most celebrated American ocean liner, and, to this day, the fastest ever…
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This Is Not a Review of Celebrity Reflection
I was at my desk working on a Black Friday deals article when my friend Vanessa called. She had found…
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Crystal Symphony’s Umi Uma Delivers Exceptional Dining
Crystal Cruises‘ Umi Uma is not just a meal, it’s a journey. As someone who’s experienced the elegant charm of…
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Edge-of-the-World Expedition Aboard Stella Australis
This is expedition cruising in its purest geographic sense. No coastal highways. No convenient ports. No towns waiting just beyond…
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Classic Cruising With A British Flair Aboard The AMBIENCE
In late October last year, we flew off to London to board Ambassador Cruise Line‘s Ambience for a 16-night “Norway’s…
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On Site: A Snapshot Look at Windstar’s New Star Seeker
After boarding Windstar Cruises’ new Star Seeker last week, CruiseNews eagerly ventured up, down and all around. We spoke with Christopher Prelog, Windstar’s president, and…
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Oceania Allura: A Ship That Evolves, Learns, Delights
Long before Allura shimmered into view, Oceania Cruises began with three quietly elegant 600-passenger ships: Regatta, Insignia, and Nautica. These…
