Yes, You Usually Need A Passport To Visit The Bahamas (But Here Are 2 Exceptions)
Yes, you usually need a passport to visit the Bahamas, but there are two exceptions to that rule. Here's what they are.
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The Complete Packing Guide For Your Baby Or Toddler's First Cruise
Our detailed guide for cruising with a baby or toddler will help you make all the right packing decisions for your little one's first cruise. -
How To Book Your Cruise And Flight Together
Many travelers who book a cruise are tempted to book airline tickets to the ship's point of departure after the cruise reservation is already in place. -
How To Get A Free Cabin Upgrade On A Cruise
Honestly, complimentary upgrades in the cruise industry are becoming increasingly rare, but they do happen. It's worth the effort to get a (maybe) free upgrade. -
What First-Time Cruisers Can Expect When Boarding A Cruise Ship
On your first cruise, you'll quickly learn why so many travelers consider it their favorite way to travel and explore several destinations in one fell swoop. -
The Cruise Ship Muster Drill Explained (And What Happens If You Miss It)
As part of the International Convention for the Safety of Life at Sea (SOLAS), all passenger ships must perform a muster drill within 24 hours of disembarking. -
First-Timer's Guide To Cruise Ship Tipping
A cruise ship vacation should be ideally be relaxing and stress-free, but many people, especially first-timers, worry about who to tip and how much. -
Going On A Cruise? Here's What You Need To Know About Using Your Phone
Cruisers rarely want to be disconnected completely for days or weeks on end, and the thought of waving goodbye to regular cell service can be anxiety-inducing. -
What To Know About Cruise Ship Wi-Fi Before You Set Sail
Whether it's staying in contact with work, messaging family, or researching ports of call, you may appreciate some level of Wi-Fi connection while you sail. -
The Cruise Roll Call Explained (And Why It Could Make Your Trip)
The cruise roll calls are typically organized by the passengers themselves, and these online meetups have been a popular cruise tradition for years. -
Solo Travel: How To Enjoy A Cruise Alone
As frightening as it may be to take the plunge in booking your very first cruise alone, once you make the move there are plenty of ways to enjoy your trip. -
What Is A Cruise Visa And What Do You Need To Apply?
Beyond needing a valid passport, cruise ship passengers might also require a cruise visa when the countries they are exploring have special entry requirements. -
Travel Vets Weigh In On Conquering Seasickness
Seasickness can ruin what should be a delightful cruise vacation. But if you're proactive in managing seasickness, you'll have less chance of losing your lunch. -
Why Thursdays Are The Best Day To Book A Cruise
Should you always buy cruise vacations on Thursdays? Maybe, but it really just depends. There are also other times when it's cheaper to buy a cruise. -
Disney Cruises Vs Carnival: Why The Higher Price Tag Is Worth It
Should you go on a cruise with Disney or Carnival? If you're wondering if Disney's higher price tag is worth it, you'll need to consider the magic of Disney. -
Here's What Happens If You Get Sick On A Cruise
The promise of worry-free travel is part of a carefree itinerary. Cruising is not complicated. Icebergs and scurvy just aren't the threats they used to be. -
Booking Your Cruise Last Minute Could Score You A Better Deal: Here's How
Universal truths in travel are hard to come by. But there's one part of traveling that seems to continuously prove true. Travel deals favor the flexible. -
Want To Live At Sea For Three Years At $2500 A Month? Here's Your Chance
Life at Sea Cruises is accepting reservations for an Odysseus-level adventure. Over three years, you'll sail 130,000 miles and visit 135 countries. -
Wave Season: Why It's The Most Affordable Time To Book Your Next Cruise
The "wave" in "wave season" doesn't refer to the waves in the ocean. We're not suggesting you head out on a cruise when you're most likely to get seasick. -
11 Places To Go On A Cruise Without A Passport
Believe it or not, you don't have to have a passport to take a cruise. We've got the scoop on all the possible destinations you can visit without a passport. -
Vacation Inspiration: Royal Caribbean's Nearly Year-Long World Cruise
The Ultimate World Cruise will take passengers on a nine-month journey to all four corners of the world on their newest ship, Serenade of the Seas. -
How Booking A Cruise Through A Travel Agent Can Help You Get Better Deals
Those looking to earn better deals on their cruise experience will often find a travel agent to be a helpful resource when it's time to put details in place. -
What Is A Closed-Loop Cruise And Do You Need To Pack Your Passport?
The U.S. Department of State Bureau of Consular Affairs recommends travelers departing from the U.S. have a passport. The exception is the closed-loop cruise. -
Is An Extra-Long Cruise Right For You?
Extra-long cruises give you more time to explore different destinations around the world. So pack your bags and head to the closest port for an extended cruise. -
What Parents Should Know About Cruise Ship Kids' Clubs
Kids' clubs offer two main benefits. First, they give you a much-needed respite from your children. Second, kids' clubs can teach your children independence. -
You Can Book A Celebrity Cruise With An Art Museum On Board
Cruising can be an all-encompassing vacation option that caters to many interests. Celebrity is is now offering a treat for art lovers with an onboard museum. -
What You Should Know About The Deal Disney+ Is Offering Streaming Customers
Disney is running a promotion for Disney Cruise Line that's enticing current and future Disney+ subscribers to don their best sailing outfits.
