Cruise

Can women sunbathe topless by the pool on a cruise? TRAVELBOOK reached out to various cruise lines for answers.

Most cruise ships are registered in countries different from those of their shipping companies and sail under those nations' flags.

Our author is a confirmed cruise skeptic. On TRAVELBOOK, she shares how a mini cruise pleasantly surprised her.

Several shipping companies have increased their service fees—passengers criticize these as mandatory "tips." All the details here.

Cruise ships are becoming increasingly larger and more spectacular. However, a planned project would make today's ships look quite small.

A cyberattack on Carnival, one of the world's largest cruise companies, is causing a stir. Aida Cruises is also part of the company.

Reserving lounge chairs on cruise ships is prohibited but still common. To put an end to this, NCL is now enforcing stricter measures.

TRAVELBOOK editor embarks on a cruise – and is surprised by several things. Find out exactly what surprised her here.

Dragging a mattress onto the balcony of a cruise ship to sleep there? Why cruise lines aren't fond of this trend.

If noise robs you of sleep on a cruise ship, travelers don't have to accept it—a recent court ruling provides clarity.

Virgin Cruises, Oceana Cruises and more: TRAVELBOOK introduces cruise lines with "adults only" ships.

Cruise Ship Photographer Reveals Working Conditions After Three Years with a German Cruise Line

Are robots our future? On some cruise ships, they're already part of the crew. Here's what you need to know.

In 1891, the idea of a German businessman revolutionized travel. He launched the world's first cruise from Cuxhaven.

Million-dollar investments in mega resorts: private islands and facilities are becoming increasingly important for cruise lines. An overview.

The hulls of many ships are painted red. But why? TRAVELBOOK explains the reasons in this article.

The World Travel Awards have once again named Norwegian Cruise Line as the best cruise line. However, questions remain about this decision.

In 2026, several new cruise ships will set sail. TRAVELBOOK provides an overview of six notable ships.

To prevent passengers from immediately panicking, the crew aboard a cruise ship uses secret codes. TRAVELBOOK introduces them.

The German Nature Conservation Union (NABU) has released its cruise ship ranking for 2024. Once again, the results are disappointing.