David Eisen

Maritime consultant and former cruise line executive Douglas Holman MacGarvey Sr. passed away February 4 following a courageous battle with cancer.

AMA Waterways has done well in Vietnam. So much so that it's decided to build a second ship to ply the Mekong River, due out in 2011.

Seven independent hotels have been named to Marriott's Autograph Collection, and are slated to join in April.

Kaaren Hamilton has been appointed to lead Carlson Hotels' first-ever global sales office in the New York area as the vice president of global sales for North America.

On the heels of its 35th anniversary, CLIA is bullish on 2010 as the cruise industry prepares to inherit new ships, which means something to agents—more beds to sell.

Carnival Magic makes its debut in 2011 with a schedule of seven-, nine- and 12-day Mediterranean cruises operating roundtrip from Barcelona.

Royal Caribbean's Independence of the Seas made a call in Haiti last Friday—the first vessel to make its way to the Caribbean nation since the earthquake.

Execs from Norwegian Cruise Line were in New York Wednesday touting two new announcements: studios explicitly for solo travelers and a multi-year partnership with Nickelodeon.

Days after Carnival put the kibosh on hosting the randy cougar cruise, Royal Caribbean says, Why not?

Virtuoso's Overseas Symposium, an annual event that brings together executives in the luxury travel industry, took place in Mexico City on April 15-18, 2010.