Cruises

Saga Cruises, a UK-based boutique cruise company that advertises largely to older travelers, announced on Wednesday that all passengers be fully vaccinated at least 14 days prior to sailing on its river cruises or ocean-going cruises, beginning with the first voyage scheduled for its return-to-service on May 4.

As Royal Caribbean prepares to return to cruising from its coronavirus-driven suspension, the cruise line is already planning to add new routes later this year.

Powerhouse cruise operator Carnival Corp. says it’s already booked more cruises for the first half of 2022 than it did in 2019.

Bare Necessities, a company that offers nudist cruise events, is hosting its 2022 'Big Nude Boat' cruise on the Carnival Pride.

Bookings are available now for the upcoming Disney Cruise Line trips.

Following positive news surrounding the vaccine, cruise companies are more hopeful that passengers will book future travel excursions.

Carnival Cruise Line tested out BOLT, its first-ever roller coaster on a cruise ship, with a test rider dressed as Santa on Tuesday.

Multiple tests have reportedly shown that the passenger does not have the infectious disease, according to officials in Singapore.

Virgin Voyages has delayed the sail of its first cruise ship by more than a year amid the pandemic.

Cruisers can’t wait to get cruising again.