Perched on a bluff overlooking the ocean and Haʻupu Mountain, guests will have access to island attractions from Princeville and Poʻipū to Waimea Canyon and Wailua Falls.
It’s been a busy news week in the travel industry. From airport disruptions to geopolitical tensions in the Middle East, global events are affecting airlines, cruises and beyond.
Celebrity River Cruises has introduced a new destination discovery program featuring locally guided tours, hands-on cultural experiences and exclusive events.
Virgin Voyages is rapidly expanding artificial intelligence across its operations, deploying more than 1,500 AI agents to improve marketing, sales and guest experiences.
The new City Escapes program is designed to give river cruise guests more time to explore Europe’s most popular cities along the Seine, Rhine and Danube.
The war with Iran is sending ripple effects across the global travel industry, disrupting airline routes, cruise itineraries and spring break travel while raising fuel costs and dampening tourism demand.
Royal Caribbean will debut America’s Got Talent LIVE aboard Legend of the Seas. Launching in August, the production will mark the first time the popular variety show franchise will headline on a cruise ship.
MSC Cruises is rolling out a redesigned MSC Yacht Club restaurant across its Fantasia Class ships. The upgraded dining venue has already debuted aboard the MSC Splendida.
Princess Cruises has opened bookings for its 2028 World Cruise aboard Coral Princess, a 115-day global voyage visiting 49 destinations in 24 countries across five continents.
Global Entry has resumed operations after being suspended for nearly 17 days during the ongoing partial government shutdown affecting the U.S. Department of Homeland Security.