Bill Miller Shares Remarkable Decade in New Book, On All the Seven Seas
Known throughout the shipping world as “Mr. Ocean Liner,” William “Bill” H. Miller has spent decades documenting the ships, voyages,…
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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…
