Wall Street, travel advisors and the world's largest cruise company are offering differing, and sometimes contradictory, views of how the cruise comeback is going.
Coordinating the shipment and delivery of materials needed to build a cruise ship was a balancing act before Covid-19, but supply-chain issues born from the pandemic are turning the industry on its head.
As French Polynesia works to bring visitor numbers back to pre-pandemic levels, Windstar is making a bid to become the destination's "hometown" cruise line.
Aviation editor Robert Silk and Cranky Flier president Brett Snyder look at the intersection of airline demand and fuel prices, capacity plans and, finally, ticket prices.
