Picture this: you’re standing on the deck of a stunning cruise ship, warm ocean breeze in your hair, a cocktail in hand and nothing but endless blue in every direction.

Those intending to board cruise ships on or after May 7, the REAL ID deadline, will need to meet the correct federal requirements to travel to their destinations, but not for the cruises themselves.

As of May 7, you'll need a REAL ID-compliant identification card or other approved ID to board a commercial aircraft. What if you want to take a cruise?

Ever had a 'this is bonkers' moment on your travels Mine comes when I settle into an inflatable raft on what is the world's ...

It was the trip of a lifetime. Jeff and Carol Kirst set sail last year to travel around the world aboard Princess Cruise Line ...

The Norwegian Jewel sailed from Boston on April 11, kicking off the 2025 cruise season at Massport’s Flynn Cruiseport.

With summer tourism heating up, tour operators are hitting the roads, only to be slowed down by terrible road conditions.

LLM contributor Richard Jones checks out the luxury amenities aboard this recently unveiled ship which will soon be set to ...

Emily Mester examines what happens when consumption begins to consume you. Journalist Ada Tseng visits Costco twice a week ...

Emily Mester's childhood was punctuated by an excess of what she calls "getting." In her debut collection of essays, American ...

With the Easter holidays just around the corner and springtime flowers blooming, premium cruise line Celebrity Cruises is ...

With large staterooms, restaurants galore, a plethora of activity and entertainment spaces plus value-added packages, sailing ...