Nathan Diller is a Consumer Travel Reporter at various outlets, focusing on cruises and other travel news. His expertise spans the travel and tourism industry, including adventure travel, family travel, and the intersection of travel technology and wellness. Nathan's work has been featured in prominent publications such as The Sacramento Bee, USA TODAY, and the Miami Herald.
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Nathan Diller's coverage predominantly focuses on travel and tourism, specifically within the United States. The topics he covers include travel, cruises, airlines, air travel, and cruise ships.
His articles often center around evolving stories and breaking news related to travel incidents or government announcements. This indicates that Nathan is likely interested in pitches related to breaking news from the travel industry or insightful analysis of ongoing developments that affect travelers within the United States.
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Was Carnival cruise security footage used in the case? How did Virgin Voyages respond to the hairstylist's actions?
The U.S. State Department issued a fresh travel warning for the Middle East, warning Americans there to be ready to leave.
By: Nathan Diller
JetBlue announced a new fare structure ahead of the launch of its upcoming domestic first class seats.
MSC Cruises will begin offering year-round Southern Caribbean sailings later this year for the first time and is launching a new beach experience to go with them.
By: Nathan Diller
Cruise ship pay varies widely by job, but free housing, meals and other perks can significantly boost overall compensation. Updated July 8, 2026, 1:45 p.m. CT
Passengers deplaned from an Alaska Airlines flight after reported threats prompted a lockdown, but authorities found no credible threat.
Spanish authorities asked the MSC Musica cruise ship to assist a nearby vessel.
AmeriStarRail planned a coast-to-coast train for 2026. The launch never happened, but the company says the project isn't dead.
Spanish authorities asked the MSC Musica cruise ship to assist a nearby vessel.
Prosecutors say a Canadian flight attendant used fake pilot credentials to secure airline travel benefits for years.
