| NCL Pulls Second Ship From Hawaii, Down to One
News By: Travel Agent Central Contributor Norwegian Cruise Line has removed yet another ship from the Hawaii market, just days after pulling Pride of Hawaii out.More>> |
| Seabourn Adds Europe Ports for 2009
News By: Travel Agent Central Contributor In 2009, Seabourn is adding ports of call in the Mediterranean, including St. Raphael, Bandol and Antibes on the French Riviera; Opatija and Split in Croatia; Brindisi, Bari and Trieste in Italy; and Lundy Island and the Isles of Sicily in the United Kingdom.More>> |
| Cruise West Discounts Alaska Cruises For Families
News By: Travel Agent Central Contributor Cruise West is taking note of the expansion in family and multi-generational travel and is offering special pricing for passengers under the age of 18 on its Glacier Bay Highlights cruises.More>> |
| Carnival Unveils New Kids-Focused Program
News By: Travel Agent Central Contributor Now is a good to be between the ages of 12 and 14, particularly if you are going to be sailing with Carnival Cruise Lines.More>> |
| Crystal Cites Demand For Added Adventures in Italy
News By: Travel Agent Central Contributor Crystal Cruises is introducing new aerial Crystal Adventures in Italy citing an increase in demand.More>> |
| American Safari Cruises To Give Lucky Agent A Free Cruise
News By: Travel Agent Central Contributor In anticipation of the debut of American Safari Cruises' newly renovated 36-passenger Safari Explorer yacht, the line is offering travel agents the chance to win a free cruise for two in Hawaii.More>> |
| Silversea Invites Guests to Cruise at Leisurely Pace
News By: Travel Agent Central Contributor Silversea Cruises is offering a collection of 13 Elegant Explorations for 2009, aimed at giving guests the opportunity to see the world at a "slower pace."More>> |
| Cruise Lines Reel Back Funding for Alaska Travel Association
News By: Travel Agent Central Contributor The Alaska Travel Industry Association (ATIA) is lobbying the state legislature for at least $2 million in marketing assistance after cruise lines that serve Alaska cut off voluntary contributions in light of a cruise ship head tax initiative, which was passed in 2006.More>> |
| Onsite: Celebrity Dishes on Solstice Restaurants
News By: Travel Agent Central Contributor NEW YORK--When Celebrity Solstice debuts in December, cruisers will be treated to a total of 10 restaurants, all with different themes and cuisine.More>> |
| Cruise Fuel Surcharges Come Under Florida Scrutiny
News By: Travel Agent Central Contributor Florida's attorney general's office may adjudicate in consumer complaints about fuel surcharges that have been implemented by many lines, including Carnival and Royal Caribbean, in response to skyrocketing fuel prices.More>> |
