Víking er kontinuing til pause sinn kruise operations. Or, for those who don’t speak Old Norse, Viking is continuing to pause its cruise operations.

This story is a bit like a pair of mismatched socks, in that it contains both good news and bad news.

Dan Tehan tackled a number of burning questions about travel during his latest round of media appearances. He even revealed his cruising plans … well, sort of.

Captain Stubing and the rest of The Love Boat crew would no doubt be shedding a tear or few over the sale of their beloved vessel.

There’s been a major change in CLIA’s boardroom, and we’re not talking about the new fiddle-leaf fig.

While many cruise companies are offloading some of their ships to stay afloat during the pandemic, Royal Caribbean is selling an entire brand.

Scenic staff reportedly used traditional nautical lingo in welcoming their newest colleague by collectively yelling “AHOY!” and “ARR ME HEARTY!” at him as he entered the office.

The association has been busy making sure the government sticks to its plan of lifting the cruise ban by 17 December by suggesting a range of safety measures.

The peak cruise body has opted for a video series over the traditional megaphone and soap box strategy to get its message out there.

With its global cruise operations having been suspended since March, Royal Caribbean’s quarterly results come as no surprise.

This cruise company boss reckons post-COVID travellers will be more attracted to what a cruise doesn’t have than what it does.

Travel Weekly got to speak with Adam Goldstein during CLIA’s recent media roundtable. Here’s his message for agents.