Tag: #CruiseBooking
Windstar Partners With Latin Recording Academy
Miami-based, small-ship cruise line Windstar Cruises is thrilled to sign with The Latin Recording Academy–as the presenting sponsor of The Latin Academy’s 2024 and 2025 Special Awards Presentation during Latin GRAMMY® Week. The new partnership adds to the line’s ongoing dedication to the Read More …
My Viking Journey: Itinerary Disrupted, And We’re OK With That
NOTE: This post was originally published in 2013 but the information is timely as the topic of “itinerary modifications” gets heated. One of the best parts of any cruise experience is knowing that we travel from place to place in Read More …
Azamara September Flash Sale Is Live
Azamara Cruises, the small-ship cruise line and leader in Destination Immersion® experiences, has announced an upcoming flash sale for September. The sale, which is available now through September 13, will offer travelers a discount of up to $2,000 on the total stateroom Read More …
Carnival Opens 2026/27 Tampa, Mobile
Carnival Cruise Line today announced its lineup of 2026/27 cruises from two of its U.S. homeports: Tampa and Mobile. The new cruise vacations are now available for booking for sailings to popular destinations including The Bahamas, the Caribbean and the Panama Canal. “As America’s cruise line, we continue to sail Read More …
Windstar’s New Star Seeker Is Open to Book
Windstar Cruises’ newest ship Star Seeker will join the small ship company’s fleet in December of 2025, and today the line has announced itinerary plans and opened reservations for the 112-suite yacht’s inaugural season including the Caribbean, Alaska, and Japan. Travelers can now Read More …
Windstar Reveals More: New Ship, Star Seeker
Small ship cruise line Windstar Cruises revealed today it’s planning to send its newest ship, Star Seeker, cruising to Alaska and Japan when it joins the fleet in 2026. Windstar last sailed in Alaska and Japan in 2023 before it redeployed Star Breeze to be Read More …
Sailing Viking: We’ve Been Modified
NOTE: This post was originally published in 2015 but the information is timely as the topic of “itinerary modifications” gets socially heated. It’s easy to look at travel plans like decisions. Once made, we live with them. Items on a Read More …