Sture Myrmell has been spotted doing the happy dance in celebration of this encouraging cruise announcement.

It looks like the cruise industry has managed to juggle its COVID-19 struggles with its sustainability goals. Next, it’ll be pulling rabbits out of hats and scarves from its pockets.

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

With Carnival recently announcing it would look to offload 13 ships, the curtain has been pulled back to reveal where some of those vessels are headed.

In sad news for Holland America Line loyalists, the cruise line is waving farewell to four of its vessels.

The cruise giant is set to say “bon voyage” to more ships. In more positive news, however, next year’s bookings are going strong.

Those of you who had clients ready and raring to sail out by mid-June may want to prepare a stiff drink before reading this.

It appears the plans of Italy’s transport minister to curb cruising in Venice’s historic city centre have been given a bit of a reality check.

Cruise ships are testing new tech that could hugely improve GPS devices. Fantastic news for us, we still need Google Maps to find the corner shop.

We’re always getting annoyed at slow-moving tourists who take unnecessary photos of everything. Until we remembered those who live in glass houses…

Do you have a sneaking suspicion you acquired a chest infection from your recent cruise? Confirm your suspicions with this.