World Dream cruise ship. Credit: Pixabay / Tama66
An unfinished mega-liner touted as one of the world’s most giant cruise ships is likely to be sold for scrap even before it could sail on its maiden voyage. The cruise ship Global Dream II was built by Dream Cruises and its sister vessel, Global Dream. The ship was expected to have a capacity to hold 9,000 passengers and over 2,000 crew. However, the mega-liner is currently sitting unfinished at a German shipyard. Continue reading
Traditional sailing boats are getting more futuristic, and to add to the league is a spaceship-like watercraft that is a game-changer in terms of design. Plus, it has set a goal to smash the world speed record for sailing. Continue reading
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Luxury yachts sailing the world’s oceans can fill anyone with awe. These extravagant vessels were built to impress cruisers lucky to be aboard with incredible features from helipads to the latest nautical technology. Here’s a glimpse at some of the most opulent and expensive yachts. Continue reading
Monohull Sailboat. Credit: Maxpixel
Choosing a boat is as exciting as evaluating the right vessel to buy. It can be thrilling to look at various options, and sailboat buyers must weigh the pros and cons before making a significant investment decision. Continue reading
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The global pandemic has brought in new protocols for the safety of all cruisers. Let’s say, aboard a cruise ship, someone is detected (or tested positive for) coronavirus – what happens? What happens if someone is exposed? Would one have to be isolated or quarantined? Keep reading! Continue reading
Grand Celebration, Rhodes 2012. Credit: PD Photo
The cruising industry found some pioneering cruise ships reduced to scrap in 2021. As the industry scrambled to manage the COVID-19 surge, some classic ships ended up being beached and faced the dismantling process. Continue reading
Deck of a Cruise Ship, Credit: Maxpixel
Cruising that embraces everyone, including individuals with a disability or limited mobility has its own beauty. Travelling for cruisers with reduced mobility can be stressful and challenging. However, many ships offer great options with accessible cabins and facilities. Continue reading
Norwegian Cruise Line Holdings’ Cruise ship Marina. Credit: Pjotr Mahhonin/CC BY-SA 3.0
After reporting third-quarter earnings, Norwegian Cruise Line Holdings Ltd. (NCLH.N) recently forecasted its return to profitability in the second half of 2022. With the U.S. travel and tourism industry attempting to return back from the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic, this is welcome news for cruise operators. Continue reading
Cruise ship in Santorini Island, Greece. Credit: Pxfuel
Cruise itineraries have been recently re-established between Greece and Turkey. Cruisers can look out for cruising between Greek and Turkey with this new development, which comes after the Greek Government lifted restrictions on ships calling at the Turkish ports of Galatport Istanbul and Kusadasi. The restrictions were earlier imposed due to the Covid-19 pandemic. Continue reading
Sailing in Thailand. Credit: Pixabay
Cruisers love their leisure time, where they can unwind, rest, and rejuvenate. A great way to experience all of this is to buy a yacht and go sightseeing to some of the best places around the world. Here are some top destinations for you. Continue reading