Montreal officials are thrilled with cruise tourism numbers this year!
Icon of the Seas will plug into short power next month in Miami!
Carnival guests are worried that they might need a passport to cruise. Guru says it is time to grow up and get one!
The US State Department has announced reduced wait times for passports and visas!
The Port of Seward will receive a 47 million dollar grant for shore power!
October 31st, 2024, 11:38 am
The Daily Cruise and Travel News "Podcast" with Tom Drake
October 31, 2024. State department says visa wait times are improving! Seward is getting 47 million tax dollars for shore power!
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Published October 31st, 2024, 11:38 am
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Montreal officials are thrilled with cruise tourism numbers this year!
Icon of the Seas will plug into short power next month in Miami!
Carnival guests are worried that they might need a passport to cruise. Guru says it is time to grow up and get one!
The US State Department has announced reduced wait times for passports and visas!
The Port of Seward will receive a 47 million dollar grant for shore power!
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The Daily Cruise and Travel News "Podcast" with Tom Drake
For nearly 30 years, comedian Tom Drake has gone where most people only dream of vacationing—performing stand-up aboard cruise ships around the world, crossing countless oceans, visiting faraway ports, enduring crowded airports, and witnessing nearly every kind of travel triumph and disaster imaginable.
After that much time at sea, Tom has seen everything, done everything, and—at least according to Tom—now knows everything.
That’s why he has earned the title “Guru of the Seas.”
Every Monday through Friday, The Daily Cruise and Travel News “Podcast” with Tom Drake delivers the biggest stories making waves across the cruise and travel industries. Tom breaks down the day’s headlines, explains what they really mean for travelers, and shares the frank, funny, and completely unfiltered opinions you will not find in a cruise line press release.
New ships. Changing policies. Airline meltdowns. Port problems. Passenger behavior. Travel trends. Strange stories from the high seas. If it affects the way people cruise, fly, or attempt to get from one place to another, Tom is talking about it.
This is not a polished commercial for the travel industry. It is an honest look behind the curtain from someone who has spent decades working inside it—with a microphone in his hand, a comedian’s eye for the absurd, and very little interest in sugarcoating the truth.
Whether you are a seasoned cruiser, planning your first voyage, frustrated with air travel, or simply enjoy sharp commentary and a good laugh, climb aboard.
The Daily Cruise and Travel News “Podcast” with Tom Drake—weekdays wherever people “pod their cast.”
