Royal Caribbean International’s Ovation of the Seas is ready to start its first summer season on the West Coast. The 2016-built ship is currently offering a repositioning cruise to Los Angeles, following the conclusion of her short spring season...
Read MoreColumbia signature, hospitality service provider of Columbia blue – The Leisure Group, announced that it introduced Generation Waste’s analytics platform onboard the Aroya. To date, the platform has experienced a 77 percent reduction in food waste. The company said...
Read MoreBeyond Oil has introduced its FDA-approved frying oil purification powder to the cruise industry. According to the company, the solution delivers a breakthrough in galley sustainability, food safety and logistical efficiency, as cruise companies can reduce operational costs, minimize...
Read MoreGlobal Ports Holding (GPH) has joined the Caribbean Tourism Organization (CTO) as an allied member, reinforcing its commitment to the sustainable development of the region’s cruise and tourism industries. As an allied member, GPH will share expertise on cruise...
Read MoreRegent Seven Seas Cruises has unveiled suite designs aboard the Seven Seas Prestige. The ship introduces all-new suite categories, including two-story Skyview Suites, the two-level Grand Loft Suites and the Horizon Penthouse Suite featuring oversized balconies. “At Regent, we...
Read MoreProcell and Azamara Cruises have announced a partnership to launch Procell InSite onboard Azamara’s ships. The collaboration aims to enhance operational efficiency and guest satisfaction in the cruise industry. Procell InSite is a wireless device management system that streamlines...
Read MoreAlaskan Dream Cruises recently celebrated the start of its 2025 cruising season in Alaska, as the Admiralty Dream embarked on the first sailing of the year. “Crews are busy preparing the boats and finishing up final details. Excited to...
Read MoreRoyal Caribbean’s Brilliance of the Seas recently kicked off a European season after completing a routine drydock at the Chantier Naval de Marseille in France. After crossing the Atlantic in April, the Royal Caribbean International vessel underwent scheduled maintenance...
Read MoreInstead of offering cruises departing from Galveston, the Majestic Princess will sail in South America during the 2026-27 winter season. Initially scheduled to sail from Texas to the Caribbean, the Royal-class ship saw its four-month season in the region...
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