Cruise news: Luxury lines are ahead of the al fresco trend

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CRUISE April 18, 2017 INSIGHT BY TOM STIEGHORST Luxury lines are ahead of the al fresco trend Upscale cruise ships are already bringing passengers back in touch with the sea. READ MORE NEWS Lindblad hires culinary naturalist Francis Lam will sail on two 14-day National Geographic Orion cruises departing June 22 and Aug. 13 to Iceland and the Shetland, Orkney, and Faroe islands. READ MORE Majestic Princess to spend some time in Australia The new ship will homeport in Sydney from September 2018 to March 2019 before returning to China. READ MORE MSC Cruises opens online academy with agent incentives MSC Academy consists of a variety of courses, quizzes and checkpoints that detail the line's history, fleet and onboard experiences. READ MORE Port of Seattle launches free airport luggage service The port is launching the Cruise Luggage Valet Program so that passengers can spend time in Seattle to see the sights and more easily visit its restaurants and attractions. READ MORE Advertisement Advertisement FEATURED STORY Focus on Cruise: Cuba abierta! When President Obama began chipping away at the decades-old Cuba embargo, the biggest industry winner was the cruise sector. But even as 172,000 passengers plan to set sail for the island this year, new realities are dulling the excitement. READ MORE Advertisement MORE FROM TRAVEL WEEKLY Travel Editors Roundtable This year, editors of top consumer travel publications focused their attention on a wide variety of industry topics, including the impact of politics and technology, plus new industry trends. READ MORE CRUISE Editor: Tom Stieghorst Email the editor Follow us on: Subscribe to Travel Weekly eNewsletters For promotional opportunities in this newsletter, contact sales@travelweekly.com 100 Lighting Way, 2nd Floor, Secaucus, New Jersey 07094   201-902-2000 Privacy Policy You can unsubscribe if you wish to stop receiving TW Cruise newsletter.