An icon in the shape of a lightning bolt. Impact Link The coronavirus pandemic has hit the travel industry hard and left people around the world starved for a getaway. From flights to nowhere to fake ...

A cruise ship that set sail from Singapore on Monday was forced to return a day early when an 83-year-old passenger tested positive for coronavirus. Except that now it turns out he didn’t have a ...

SINGAPORE (Reuters) -Guests began leaving a Genting Cruise Lines "cruise to nowhere" on Wednesday night after nearly 3,000 passengers and crew were confined to their staterooms through most of the day ...

A Royal Caribbean "cruise to nowhere" was cut short and the ship returned to Singapore on Wednesday after an elderly passenger was diagnosed with the coronavirus, but the health ministry later said ...

An 83-year-old man on board a Royal Caribbean cruise in Singapore, one of the only countries operating a cruise program around the world amid the coronavirus crisis, has tested positive for Covid-19, ...

It was supposed to be a "cruise to nowhere," a chance for travelers to enjoy ornate buffets and onboard skydiving simulations, taking in the sea air as they follow COVID-19 safety precautions. Then, ...

If seeing faraway places is your only reason for taking a cruise, then this newest exercise from Royal Caribbean International and Genting Cruise Lines probably won't interest you. But if you love ...

Singapore allows cruises to nowhere, helping a struggling industry. That means socially distanced buffet lines, electronic monitoring and hand sanitizer at the slot machines. The World Dream, docked ...

Update: The passenger whose positive coronavirus test forced the cruise ship to dock did not actually have the virus, officials said. He has since tested negative several times. A “cruise to nowhere” ...

Move over, flights to nowhere – cruises to nowhere may be the next big thing in Covid-safe travel. Singapore has announced that it will launch pleasure cruises that don’t actually visit any ports in ...