Tag: #TravelIndustry
Getting There: Frontier To Add First Class As It Continues Transformation
Frontier Airlines is excited to announce the next phase of its game-changing transformation, The New Frontier. Rolling out in 2025, these enhancements deliver more comfort, value, and rewards for travelers. Key features include First Class seating, free seat upgrades into Frontier’s premium Read More …
Cunard Reports Record-Breaking Bookings
Cunard has reported record-breaking bookings in 2024, following an exceptional year and the launch of its highly anticipated ship, Queen Anne. From January 1 to October 31 this year, Cunard recorded an impressive 73,000 additional guest reservations compared to the Read More …
Port Everglades Hosts Plaque and Key Ceremony for Sun Princess
Port Everglades welcomed Sun Princess, the newest addition to Princess Cruises’ fleet, with a plaque and key ceremony, marking its arrival to its winter homeport in Fort Lauderdale. The event was attended by key figures, including Princess Cruises’ President John Read More …
Carnival President Skydive to Raise Money for Hurricane Helene Relief
As part of the celebration of the first-ever Special Forces Legacy Initiatives (SFLI) cruise, Carnival Cruise Line President Christine Duffy has accepted the challenge to tandem skydive on Oct. 19 with the Round Canopy Parachute Team, a non-profit that honors the history of Read More …
Gen Z is Sailing Toward Cruise Vacations According to StudentUniverse Research
Rebounding faster than other forms of travel, the cruise industry has surpassed pre-pandemic passenger numbers, which are predicted to increase even more over the next several years. The resilient market, often associated with families, multigenerational travelers and mature adults, has Read More …
City and Borough of Juneau and Cruise Lines Sign Memorandum of Agreement on Port Capacity
The City and Borough of Juneau (CBJ) and cruise lines have agreed to limit the number of daily visitors to Juneau by capping lower berths at 16,000 per day, with a reduced limit of 12,000 on Saturdays. This agreement, based Read More …
New Port Canaveral Terminal Now Coming In 2026
Port Canaveral is building a new cruise terminal on the north side of the port to meet the booming cruise industry demand. Overall, Port Canaveral is adapting its plans to meet the urgent needs of the cruise industry while keeping Read More …