Teri West

Cruise editor Teri West sat down with Ivy to discuss the brand's positioning and evolution.

Norwegian Cruise Line will open its new waterpark at Great Stirrup Cay on September 4, with day passes available, offering various amenities and attractions like waterslides, bars, and food trucks.

A traveler races against time to catch a Virgin Voyages cruise in Alaska, overcoming flight delays and running through Seattle-Tacoma Airport to board just in time.

The Great Tides Waterpark will bring in revenue via admission fees, plus NCL anticipates that cruises calling at Great Stirrup Cay will command premium pricing.

Valiant Lady has returned to service with new features: an Indian restaurant, various space and stage modifications, additional outdoor amenities, new stores, evening bar transformation and new activities including game shows and food-themed experiences.

Mexico's government rejected the project due to environmental concerns, but Royal Caribbean is optimistic about finding a path forward.

The Seabourn Quest underwent a major renovation, updating public spaces with new décor, furniture, and equipment, including revamped lounges, pool deck, spa, atrium, suites and dining venues.

Cruisers are no strangers to the dichotomy of a day in port and an evening on a ship. But some brands and destinations bring that contrast out more than others.

Major initiatives in the last year and a half have made a large impact, including a national ad campaign starring Drew Barrymore and Orlando Bloom.

Getting to sample a different restaurant every night is a plus for any cruiser who ties the joy of travel with a joy for food.