Cruise News

The biggest challenge cruise lines face in 1986 will be

Tile Mikhail Lermontov, the 20,352-ton Soviet cruise liner, struck a

Royal Cruise Line’s new Commanders’ Club – the company’s most

Fuel prices for the cruise industry have dropped as much

In the wake of the antigovernment demonstrations that erupted in

Costa Cruises announced that it will not renew its membership

Five of the 12 lines that traditionally sail in the

Princess Cruises will not renew its CLIA membership in 1986,

Lloyd Werft Bremerhaven has been assigned the task of converting

Cruise ships, naval vessels, and tall ships from all over

CIN has learned that following the recent terrorist attacks at

Hundreds of ships are laid up in Norwegian fjords; the

A newly formed Indiana-based partnership intends to enter the cruise

In the past few years, there has been a substantial

An investor group consisting of senior management of American Hawaii