If this week’s Cruise Wrap is anything to go by, the sector is pushing for its return in a big way, rewarding agents in the process.

Travel Weekly staff have had Enya’s “Orinoco Flow (Sail Away)” stuck in our heads all morning because of this damn Cruise Wrap. The price we pay for keeping you up to date with all the latest cruise news.

The cruise line has released an update on where and when its remaining ships at sea will disembark passengers.

As the government implements further restrictions and more lines suspend sailings, find out what will happen to your clients’ cruise bookings in amongst the COVID-19 chaos.

Norwegian Joy has failed to live up to its name once again, as more passengers are struck down with illness while aboard the vessel.

Passengers were so outraged by their experience that they took to the ship’s atrium to wave signs and shout things. Some even dedicated entire Twitter accounts to the cause.

This week’s cruise wrap could be best described as the Titanic of all cruise wraps. In that it’s huge – not that it will sink.

This cruise wrap is as long as this week has felt. On the bright side, if you need to look like you’re super-busy for a while, you can kill almost a whole afternoon scrolling through this one.

To get the most out of Travel Weekly’s cruise wraps, we recommend reading them while listening to the sound of ocean waves on a white noise machine.

Yes, it’s the second Aloha Friday wrap in as many weeks! There’s just so much news coming out of the US island state right now.

We chatted with Norwegian Cruises’ regional VP to get the jump on next year’s trends. Though he couldn’t confirm if bucket hats and flares would be making a comeback.

Norwegian has shortened its New York to London flight to five hours and nine minutes. Roughly as long we spent binge watching our shows on Netflix last night.