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Your home has it, your local McDonalds has it and even your car can have it. But, do cruise ships have it?

Yup, we are talking about one of the most essential services of everyday life - the internet!

If you’re new to cruising, you are probably looking to understand the very basics of how Wi-Fi works while you’re at sea. As much as we all love to disconnect from day-to-day life, it's tough to go without Wi-Fi when you're used to having easy access at home.

Planning your next vacation and torn between a cruise or hotel? There are many options to consider when trying to make this choice. While both options will provide you a comfortable place to sleep, there are many things you can find in a cruise vacation that you just won’t find in a hotel.

Located on the Sea of Cortez, Mazatlan is a popular cruise stop on many cruises to the Mexican Riviera. The Spanish settled in the area in 1531, leaving a strong mark on the regional food, culture and architecture.

Well known for the city’s iconic cliff divers, it is described as a colonial beach city. Nicknamed the Pearl of the Pacific, with warm weather throughout the year, it has a semi-arid climate which makes it ideal for outdoor activities.

Have you ever wondered what exactly happened to Nickelodeon cruises onboard Norwegian Cruise Line? 

Cruise lines are constantly evolving to offer the absolute best onboard experiences possible. While some onboard offerings are smash-hits, others don’t always stand the test of time. 

Katy Perry just performed on Norwegian Cruise Line's new Prima cruise ship, but she's hardly the first top performer to grace a stage on a cruise ship.

While cruise ships may not be as popular with artists as residencies in Las Vegas, they are an increasingly popular choice as a place for concerts.

Katy Perry is just the latest A-list singer to perform on a cruise ship in recent memory. 

Here's a list of the top acts that performed a concert on cruises.

Located on the tip of the Baja Peninsula, Cabo San Lucas is a popular port of call on many Mexican Riviera itineraries. Originally a fishing village, it has quickly grown to become one of the top tourist destinations in Mexico.

When traveling with kids, many families find that cruises are one of the best options. 

With limited stress and plenty of amenities and activities focused on everyone in the family, cruises can be a great way to relax, do things that interest you, and come together as a family in the evening for dinner and a show.

If you're going on a cruise, you probably don't need to get a pre-departure negative Covid-19 test.

Most cruise lines have dropped the requirement to get a negative test, but the protocols can change at any time.  Even in 2023, we're seeing some Covid test requirements creeping back in.

Covid protocols have been changing since cruise ships restarted cruises, which has steadily seen primarily protocols eroding away in conjunction with falling Covid cases counts and less fatal variants.

The Mexican Riviera is an idyllic, sunny region consisting of 20 cities spanning almost 1,500 miles along Mexico's Pacific coast.

A popular cruise destination, it has many famous ports of call, offering a range of activities, varying landscapes, and stunning beaches, as well as a showcase for Mexico's rich culture and renowned food and drinks. 

The best time to cruise depends on a number of factors. Budget, crowds, weather, and local activities can all play a role in figuring out the ideal time to travel.