Cruising is one of those vacation styles that people seem to have very strong opinions  about — especially people who have never actually been on a cruise. Over the years, I’ve heard countless reasons why someone insists they would “never” cruise. Too boring. Too expensive. Too old. Too crowded. Too restrictive. Too risky. And yet, every year, millions of first-time cruisers step onboard… and then book their next cruise before they even get home. The truth is, cruising has ev

Cruising is often described as one of the best values in travel—and honestly, that reputation is well earned. When you book a cruise, your accommodations, meals, entertainment, transportation between destinations, and countless onboard activities are bundled into one upfront price. Compared to planning a land vacation with hotels, flights, dining, and activities all booked separately, cruising can feel refreshingly simple. That said, no cruise vacation is truly “all-inclusive

What is Cruise Line Insurance? Cruise line insurance is a specialized form of travel insurance designed to cover various risks associated with cruising. It typically includes coverage for trip cancellations, medical emergencies, lost luggage, and even missed connections. For instance, if a sudden illness forces you to cancel your trip, cruise line insurance can reimburse you for non-refundable expenses. According to a 2022 survey by the Cruise Lines International Association,