Author: Nathan Diller, USA TODAY

Delta Air Lines will begin offering electric aircraft rides through a partnership with Joby Aviation.

MSC Cruises is expanding its U.S. presence, and will sail five ships from American homeports by the end of 2023.

For some travelers, health concerns have limited their options as COVID-19 requirements have ended, while others have stopped traveling altogether.

Oceania Cruises is offering free 2023 land programs to guests who book by Jan. 8.

A number of travelers have found love on cruises and taken their romances ashore. “The Real Love Boat,” a new reality dating show, is betting on it.

Margaritaville at Sea is expanding its free cruise offer for first responders starting October 12.

Norwegian Cruise Line will drop all COVID-19 mask, vaccine and testing requirements beginning Oct. 4.

Four Seasons will launch Four Seasons Yachts, with its first vessel expected to sail in late 2025.

Disney Cruise Line will drop its COVID-19 vaccine requirement for the majority of its ships next month.

Here’s how cruise lines like Carnival, Royal Caribbean, Norwegian and Disney have pivoted voyages around Hurricane Ian.