I’ve been to all-inclusive resorts many times over the last 3 years, and one of the top complaints I hear is the amount of sargassum on beaches. TravelPulse.com is reporting that sargassum barriers will be installed in April. I will say that this effort will make many tourists happy, including …
Read More »Sandals Resorts International Announces “40 For 40” Projects
In addition to amazing resorts, dazzling golf courses and luxury accommodations, Sandals also invests in their destination communities. Sandals Resorts International (SRI), in partnership with its philanthropic arm, the Sandals Foundation, has announced the complete list of projects under its “40 For 40” initiative. TravelAgentCentral.com is reporting, “Launched as part of Sandals …
Read More »CDC reduces health warning for cruises to level 2
Once again, the CDC is letting everyone know that cruising is becoming safer by reducing the health warning even further to level 2-moderate. TravelPulse.com is reporting, “The Centers for Disease Control & Prevention on March 14 lowered the COVID-19 travel health notice for cruise ships to Level 2, which is …
Read More »Carnival Launches VeriFLY Digital Health Wallet At All Homeports
It’s great to see that Carnival is making cruising easier by launching the popular VeriFLY technology digital health wallet at all homeports. CruiseIndustryNews.com is reporting, “Carnival Cruise Line is making health screening simpler and quicker for guests, according to a press release. After a successful pilot of VeriFLY by Daon, …
Read More »Carnival Liberty Cruise Experience
I’m happy to say that I just returned from a 3 day cruise on the Carnival Liberty. After two years of not cruising, my wife Marty and I had a blast on the Carnival Liberty. Let me begin by talking about the COVID testing process 48 hours before sailing. 2 …
Read More »Jamaica ends COVID related travel authorization
In March of 2021, I spent 7 amazing days at Grand Palladium Lady Hamilton. Due to the fact that COVID was prevalent in Jamaica, it was mandated to complete a travel authorization prior to flying to Jamaica. TravelPulse.com is reporting that the travel authorization required has been eliminated. “Visitors to …
Read More »Choosing your cabin on a cruise ship
When you book a cruise, you may be considering the ports of call, the ship and the price, but the most difficult decision you will make is choosing your cabin on a cruise ship. We all know the price is the main factor in choosing a cabin, but keep in …
Read More »Cruise update from The Cruise Genius on News4Jax
Anytime I have the opportunity to share a cruise and travel update on News4Jax in Jacksonville, I’m happy to do so. Click on the link below to see my interview:
Read More »Carnival Cruise Line Will Participate in CDC Cruise Updates; Provides Update to Guests
Carnival cruise line just informed the public that they will participate in CDC cruise updates. The press release stated, “Carnival Cruise Line confirmed that it will participate in the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) updated program for cruise ships operating in U.S. waters, and is advising guests …
Read More »Parking at Port Canaveral
Parking for your cruise can not only be a headache, but can also cost a small fortune! Sure, parking at the cruise port is extremely convenient, but can cost almost $20 a day! I’ve found an incredible parking location near Port Canaveral with great shuttle service! Park N Cruise Port …
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