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One of the major transformations in cruising over the past 15 years has been the way that artwork has changed from being an afterthought to an integral part of the [...]

The buzz of corporate responsibility is ringing loudly in the ears of the cruise industry, and Festival Cruises has taken up the gauntlet. International Cruise & Ferry Review spoke with [...]

They did it before--remember the Norwalk virus?--and now they've done it again. In the face of potential health hazards this spring, International Council of Cruise Lines (ICCL) members came together [...]

Situated on the St Lawrence River, the Port of Quebec is a deep-water ocean port endowed to be located in one of the most beautiful cities in North America. Quebec [...]

The Gaspe Peninsula, the Saguenay fjords, Quebec City, Trois Rivieres--destinations that are all calling for more cruise ships. The St Lawrence Cruise Association is working to promote this historical part [...]

What is a cruise, really? Ask this question a million times, and you will get a million different answers. I think a cruise is, very simply, a self-contained, one-price, multiple-destination [...]

With its authentic Latin culture, diverse attractions, breathtaking beaches and abundant natural scenery, Puerto Rico is a mecca for travelers looking for an exotic vacation. Whether visitors want a relaxing [...]

There are certain principles of architecture and design that remain constant no matter what the project. No architect is better qualified to attest to that than F.C.J. (Frans) Dingemans, of [...]

One could almost say that the Norwalk-Like Virus situation at the beginning of this year was a precursor to a much more serious problem for the cruise industry, severe acute [...]

Lars Clasen started his career in shipping as part of the former East German, state-owned merchant shipping company DSR, Deutsche Seereederei, which operated about 50 cargo and one cruise ship. [...]

The magic of Southern California The number-one cruise port on the west Coast of the US is the Port of Los Angeles. Located on the beautiful southern California coast, the [...]

It's not often that a destination with a well-established tourism industry, natural beauty beyond comparison, a full slate of diverse shore excursion opportunities, and an existing infrastructure to serve cruise [...]

With a redesign of its facilities currently underway, officials at the Dante B Fascell Port of Miami-Dade are gearing up for the busy cruise season, which begins in November. Construction [...]

This year marks an important milestone for Jamaica, as for the first time ever we will break the million cruise-passenger mark. However, even as we celebrate this achievement, the Port [...]

If you missed the opportunity to visit our stand at Sea Trade and see the exciting things happening with Belbien, you'll want to read on. Belbien[R] foil remains the first [...]

A crewmember slips and severely twists his or her ankle. The first officer is crippled by severe back pain. A passenger complains of an upset stomach and chest pains--all of [...]