Carnival announced plans today for its first regular Eastern Caribbean cruises out of Galveston. Until now, the line's T...

There's some big news this month for adventure-loving cruisers: Quark Expeditions, a longtime leader in expedition voyag...

Passengers on cruises out of San Diego this week could be in for a nasty surprise when they return to the port -- at lea...

Which loyalty programs offer the most perks? Which are the easiest to use? Cruise Log reader johnindorf has started a th...

Celebrity Cruises announced today that for the first time in its history it will send five ships to Europe in 2009. Cele...

The New York Times reported last month that Royal Caribbean was planning American Idol themed cruises. But the trips hav...

South Florida's News-Press reports that the brother of the woman doesn't think it's possible she would have jumped from ...

It's Wednesday, Cruise Loggers, and you know what that means: It's time to meet a fellow reader who has been active on t...

In a "town hall meeting" Sunday with Regent customers, president Mark Conroy said the line's next ship would hold 750 to...

What's it like to sail on a Regent Seven Seas cruise? USA TODAY cruise editor Gene Sloan is blogging live from the Seven...

Think you have a tough job? Imagine what it's like to be one of the judges in the Name That Ship contest. More than 91,0...

The luxury line says its soon-to-debut expedition ship, the Prince Albert II, will usher in a new era of adventure cruis...

The line will position a newer ship, the Norwegian Spirit, in Boston for the summer of 2009, among other plans announced...

Holland America will have private cabanas on the deck of its next ship, the Eurodam -- an unusual amenity for a non-luxu...

The sinking economy may have us down, but apparently not down enough to cut back on cruising. Executives speaking at the...