Cruise Travel
Cruise fitness: Trimming those sails at sea
Cruise liners, long considered modern-day galleons of gluttony, are also hoisting seriously sophisticated fitness and wellness centers on the high seas.
International waters - Recreation - Galleon - United States - Travel
Viva Las Vegas on Norwegian Epic cruise
Passengers can go from getting a shot of Botox to front-row seats to see Blue Man Group or Cirque du Soleil. And when it's time for dinner, there are 20 restaurants to choose from.
Cruise association drops lawsuit against Alaska
The Alaska Cruise Association has dropped its lawsuit against the state over a cruise ship passenger tax.
Alaska - Cruise ship - Travel - Cruises - Specialty Travel
New England ports expect record cruise ship season
New England ports see a bright spot on the horizon as they prepare for what they expect will be a record number of cruise ships during the tourism season this year.
Cruises for people who hate ... cruises
Don't consider yourself a cruise person? Think again. There's far more to the cruise industry these days than cheesy ports of call and Vegas-meets-megamall design.
Travel - Cruises - Specialty Travel - Recreation - Travel Agents
S.C. gets first home-ported cruise liner
A new era in tourism opened in South Carolina on Tuesday as the 2,056-passenger Carnival Fantasy, the first cruise liner to be permanently based on the state's coast arrived.
Alaska bound: New experiences up north
From Southeast to the Far North, here are eight new ways travelers can experience The Last Frontier.