Cruise

With the surge in coronavirus cases happening right now, making the decision to protect the health and welfare of their employees and guests seems to be the right move.

If you are ready to hop on a cruise ship, your wait just got a little longer.

American Cruise Lines and rival American Queen Steamboat Company will both be back on the waters in late June.

The cruise giant is the first cruise line to suspend operations during the outbreak of COVID-19.

A new riverboat that has begun sailing on the Mississippi River will soon make routine stops in Baton Rouge.

One of the more popular fruits on the planet can also help you avoid too much "rail time" on your next boat trip.

It's travel season, so why not play tourist in our own state?

You already know that this means you need to book a cruise and print this out and let it serve as your doctors note.

Fans of the iconic television show can sail the high seas on a five-day adventure that includes a lot of Golden Girl themed activities.

Wait a minute... I can get paid to go on a cruise? I'm in the wrong business.

You're phone rang, you answered it and heard, "You qualify for a free cruise!" Because of those six little words you heard, you could be entitled to a cash payment of up to $900 as part of a settlement of a class action lawsuit.

If you have ever been inconvenienced by one of those annoying phone calls that offer a "free cruise," here's your chance to get payback—literally.