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Carnival and Royal Caribbean have updated their policies to prohibit passengers from bringing extension cords and multi-plug outlets on board, citing safety concerns. (cruise.blog)

By |June 11th, 2025|Categories: Feature, General, LTPost|Tags: |

In 2025, cruising is more vibrant than ever. As we embrace new travel experiences, the cruise industry is making strides to prioritize our safety and comfort on board. Recently, Carnival and Royal Caribbean updated a policy that restricts passengers from bringing extension cords and multi-plug outlets. This change, while surprising to some, stems from genuine safety concerns and enhances our overall cruising experience. Why the Policy Change? Safety is paramount, especially in an environment like a cruise ship, which is essentially a floating city. With so much on the line—from the intricate electrical systems to the well-being of[...]

Carlos Garzon Appointed Vice President of Global Sales at Swan Hellenic

By |June 11th, 2025|Categories: Cruise News, Feature, General|

Swan Hellenic today announced that Carlos Garzon has joined its team as VP of Global Sales with immediate effect.As part of the newly created role, Garzon now reports directly to Chief Commercial Officer Patrizia Iantorno.According to Swan Hellenic, the new VP will have “full scope to put his mark” on the position, which is said to have been conceived in response to growing sales.Garzon brings 20 years of experience in top roles at luxury cruise leaders, the company said, with previous positions at Regent Seven Seas, Vantage Deluxe, Atlas Ocean, SeaDream and Norwegian Cruise Line.“Throughout this impressive career[...]

Uniworld Boutique River Cruises Releases Annual Impact Report

By |June 11th, 2025|Categories: Cruise News, Feature, General|

Uniworld Boutique River Cruises has published its fourth annual Impact Report, detailing progress made through 2024 against the company’s sustainability goals in three different segments: people, planet and wildlife.Uniworld said in a press release that the report outlines parent company The Travel Corporation’s (TTC) sustainability strategy, “How We Tread Right,” a plan consisting of 11 measurable goals, seven of which have been achieved as of this year.This sustainability strategy is overseen by Uniworld’s Sustainability Officer, Julie Higgins.In 2022, Uniworld became the first river cruise line to publish an Impact Report.“Sustainability is woven into everything we do at Uniworld,”[...]

Costa: Revamped Coastal and Inland Destinations, Distinctive Itineraries

By |June 11th, 2025|Categories: Cruise News, Feature, General|

Costa Cruises announced a renewed portfolio of Sea and Land Destinations itineraries. Sea destinations in the Western Mediterranean include the following: Calanques National Park Bay – Symphony at Dawn: Available with the Costa Toscana Capri Bay – Swing Symphony: Available with the Costa Smeralda Ibiza Bay – Sunset Party: Available with the Costa Toscana Palma... Why Book Your Cruise with Lask Travel Advisors? We don’t just plan vacations—we curate experiences. As CLIA-certified cruise specialists and seasoned travelers, we help clients find the perfect itinerary, cabin, and excursions to match their style. Want the best private snorkeling guide in[...]

Source: Carnival Cruise Line

By |June 10th, 2025|Categories: Feature, General, LTPost|Tags: |

There's a certain thrill that comes with the gentle sway of a ship as it sets sail, and in 2025, that excitement has transformed into something even more unforgettable with Carnival Cruise Line. This past year has marked a significant shift for this vibrant cruise line, reimagining the way we experience the open seas. I can’t help but share my journey aboard one of their latest cruises, where every corner held a surprise, every meal was a feast, and every moment felt crafted just for me. The Modern Carnival Experience Unveiling New Destinations One of the most captivating[...]

Hurricane Forces Change in Carnival Ship’s Route

By |June 10th, 2025|Categories: Cruise News, Feature, General|

The Carnival Panorama was rerouted due to two tropical systems that developed on the West Coast of North America.After sailing from Long Beach on June 7, the Carnival Cruise Line vessel is currently offering a seven-night cruise to the Mexican Riviera.According to a statement issued by Captain Carlo Queirolo, the Panorama had to change its itinerary to remain a safe distance away from the storms.“In partnership with our fleet center in Miami, we are actively monitoring Tropical Storm Barbara and another tropical system that have developed in the Pacific,” he said in the letter sent to guests onboard.“Given[...]

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