Inside the Freedom Plane Exhibit at the Museum of Miami
If you’re arriving in Miami before your cruise or spending an extra day in the city, there’s a limited-time opportunity…
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Free Water Taxi Opened Up One of Miami Beach’s Best Experiences
Some of Miami’s best views can’t be seen from land. On some mornings, I leave Downtown at dawn and run…
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As the FIFA World Cup Nears, Miami Prepares for a Global Summer
On June 11, the 2026 FIFA World Cup officially begins across the US, Mexico and Canada. And here in Miami,…
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From Barcelona to Venice, Ports Are Changing the Rules on Cruise Tourism
Barcelona has long been one of cruising’s crown jewels — not merely a port, but a destination in its own…
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I Thought I Didn’t Like Alaska. Then I Realized I’d Never Actually Met Her.
I’m about to confess something that, in certain cruise circles, may get my press credentials revoked. The first time I…
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Why Hantavirus Fears Are Affecting Cruise Bookings (And Why You Shouldn’t Panic)
A single hantavirus outbreak aboard a small Dutch expedition ship has triggered a global news cycle, a brief slide in…
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Cruisers Are More Adventure-Driven Than Many Think, Barclays Survey Finds
Cruisers may have a reputation for choosing convenience over adventure, but new research from Barclays suggests the opposite could be…
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The MILLERGRAM – Spring 2026 Edition
In this spring issue of The Millergram, there is a look at Cunard and Operation Sail 2026 in New York…
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Did My Bank Just Reveal Cruise Travel’s Next Tourist Map?
An email from Chase Travel landed in my inbox the other day and, for once, it wasn’t another reminder about…
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Cruise Travelers May Face Rising Costs & Uncertainty Entering Summer 2026
The cruise industry closed 2025 on a historic high. The Caribbean remained the world’s dominant cruise destination. Europe continued attracting…
