Posts Tagged ‘ Royal Caribbean ’

Can passengers refuse to sail on a ship with passengers who haven’t received the full dosage?

If you are affected most cruise lines are offering credits against future sailings of 125% which should be a sufficient cushion against price rises in the short term.

Wilhelmsen saw the opportunity to link particular tourist destinations together package something more than a trip.

Just About Travel tells you what’s hot and what’s not in the travel world

According to a new report from the consumer group Which? Norwegian Cruise Lines (NCL) had the lowest score in its regular survey of cruise companies.

A seal appeared on an Alaskan runway and the runway at Mykonos will be closed for repairs soon. As well as those stories Adrian ponders about who should receive fines when our personal data is hacked and congratulates Hastings Pier on winning the Stirling prize.

Some Caribbean islands are open for business again after the hurricane damage and, as half term is still on, Adrian finds some events you might want to visit isn Salou and Sydney.

Just About Travel tells you what’s hot and what’s not in the travel world.

Is last minute discounting in the cruise industry ending? Will cruise ships become all-inclusive?

A Cleaning Day holiday and twilight check-in catches Adrian’s attention this week in his summary of the less well-known stories of the week.

Just About Travel tells you what’s hot and what’s not in the travel world right now

Just About Travel tells you what’s hot in the travel world. This month it’s good news for the capital and, umm, canines..

More and more of us are taking to the water for our holiday. With this in mind, we asked travel guide publisher Berlitz to tell us what’s new for 2013 in the world of cruising

There was a lot of publicity last week about the largest cruise ship in the world, Oasis of the Seas, which begins its first cruise on Saturday. We thought that since there was so much publicity you wouldn’t want more from us but no, we were taken to task by some readers for not mentioning it.

The publicity by the media has concentrated on its huge size (225,282 tons, 16 passenger decks) and that it can carry up to 6,200 passengers plus 2,000 crew. By any standards this is big. I’ve lived in smaller villages. The response by writers has been to ask whether it is too big.