Cruise Week is written for cruise line executives and travel agents. It contains information on cruise line destinations, industry news and Internet resources.

Cruise West Coast dedicated to promoting Pacific coastal cruises and supporting a community of west coast cruisers from ports including San Diego, Los Angeles, San Francisco, Seattle, and Vancouver as they set sail to destinations around the world. Cruise West Coast offers cruise news, tips, and deals to help make people their choice to cruise the west coast an easy one!

Background & Format: Cruise.co.uk blog is a group blog of the travel agent about all things relating to "the online cruise community and cruise holidays." Cruise.co.uk provides a mixture of travel content with the Cruise.co.uk consultants blogging about several aspects of travel. Many posts are reviews of a particular cruise holiday discussing things like quality of hotels, speed of security checks and facilities on board ships. Others consist of photographs of destinations as well as videos. The blog also does the latest news and tips, Q&A for consultants and guides on how to enjoy cruises like stopping food intolerances. The Bloggers(s) Cruise.co.uk is written by a team of consultants who work for the travel agent. PR opportunities: PR opportunities are available in the form of suggestions for cruise destinations. It is best to reach the individual travel consultants at their individual email addresses.  

Jo's Cruise Jollies is a blog that sits on the Cruise.co.uk site. Cruise.co.uk is a family-run business which began 27 years ago under the name 'Victoria Travel'. The blog posts are written by Jo Cunningham, a specialist cruise consultant who has worked in the industry nearly 20 years. Previous posts in the Jo's Cruise Jollies include Calling All Football Fans, Celebrity Cruises Early Booking Guarantee, Happy Holidays?, Cirque du Soleil takes to the Seas, Is the Norwegian Escape a good choice for my family?, Can’t wait to Escape, Visas now required for travel to Canada, Dubai Celebration and Helping to set a new Guinness World Record. PR opportunities include news, reviews and interviews related to travel, especially cruising. Jo can be reached via email at joc@cruise.co.uk. Pinterest: https://www.pinterest.com/cruiseco/

Nautical Neil is a blog that sits on the Cruise.co.uk site. Cruise.co.uk is a family-run business which began 27 years ago under the name 'Victoria Travel'. The blog posts are written by Neil Holmes who has worked in the cruise Industry for 6 years. He was also a crew member on Celebrity for 2 years and  was the duty free (Shop) Manager on board. He has visited many ports of call in different parts of the world. Previous posts in the Nautical Neil's blog include I am off to Australia!, A day in the life of a shoppie – Deck Sales, A day in the life of a shoppie – Turn around day, My Itinerary has changed!, Don’t forget your bath robe!, Upgrades…do I or don’t I?, If you misbehave you will get kicked off!, Jet Set Celebrity and I want to upgrade…its going to cost you! PR opportunities include news, reviews and interviews related to travel, especially cruising. Neil can be reached via email at neilh@cruise.co.uk. Pinterest: https://www.pinterest.com/cruiseco/

Westy's Waves is a blog that sits on the Cruise.co.uk. Cruise.co.uk is a family-run business which began 27 years ago under the name 'Victoria Travel'. The blog posts are written by Lisa West. Lisa has worked for cruise.co.uk for over 19 years. Lisa is married and has two children. She also works part time (Monday: 9:15 - 17:30, Tuesday and Wednesday 9:15 - 14:30 and every other Saturday 9:00 - 17:00) Previous posts in the Westy's Waves blog include Merry Christmas, Amazing footage of a ship being stretched, Formal nights…. a thing of the past, Legendary music venue onboard Norwegian Epic, A Downton Abbey cruise?, Luggage problems….no more, I’m Back and Single Supplements scrapped. PR opportunities include news, reviews and interviews related to travel, especially cruising. Lisa can be reached via email at lisaw@cruise.co.uk.

This site covers cruise travel. It features cruise attractions, reviews, news and guides. The site includes a culinary guide, message boards for cruise enthusiasts, interactive features, a listing of cruise discounts, photo galleries and more. Regular features include: The Kuki Side of Cruising, Cruise Trivia Game, Consumer Affairs, Family Cruising, Singles Cruising and Luxury Cruise Lines. This outlet offers RSS (Really Simple Syndication)

Launched in 2012, Cruise Miss is a personal blog about cruiseship holidays and destinations. Cruise Miss was named a Finalist in the Favorite Cruise Blogger Awards for the Wave Awards in 2018. In 2017, the blog was Highly Commended in the Cruise Magazine International Awards. Cruise Miss provides a mixture of content about cruise holidays with Danielle blogging about her experiences traveling. Many posts are news stories about goings on in the cruise industry, like route unveilings,  which are written in a reporting style and may include photographs. Others consist of Danielle's advice for readers new to cruising about etiquette and travel tips. She also does content, comment and/or articles for other cruise related websites or blogs. The Blogger: Cruise Miss is written by Danielle Fear who started the blog while working within cruise travel. "My first cruise was the complete opposite to everything I had imagined a cruise to be. It was fun, full of energy, the average age was definitely not 80 and I didn’t have to wear a dress every evening, as I had expected. Those twelve days onboard were a real eye opener and it is fair to say I definitely caught what is often referred to as “the cruising bug” (and no, I don’t mean norovirus). 50+ sailings and a World Cruise later and I’m still trying to sell the ocean to everyone I meet." PR Opportunities: PR opportunities are available in the form of reviews of gadgets, cameras, luggage, flip flops etc as well as other collaborations on other things that her readers may find useful while travelling. Danielle says: "With regards to travel related collaborations, I mainly aim for cruise and specifically no-fly. I am always open to land travel opportunities, but the destination must be within easy reach of a cruise port, so it is relevant for my readership. I also love ferry and rail travel, so this is also of interest. Many people extend their cruise holidays, so destination specific is always on my radar." She can best be reached at daniellefear@hotmail.co.uk or at cruisemiss@live.co.uk

Targets mature, affluent motorcyclists who prefer the long, low, classic look of modern motorcycle cruisers. Includes information on bolt-ons, paint and even complete re-engineering. Features include thorough road tests of new models, modification and maintenance how-to's, new products, accessories and apparel, destinations, events and safe riding techniques. Provides information on road tests, product evaluations, customized bikes and riding techniques.

Covers the world of beer and associated activities in the greater Atlanta area. The fundamentals of working with bloggers are the same as with traditional journalists at traditional media outlets: respect their schedules; take time to read their material to learn their interests; and only contact them if/when they want to be contacted. You will also find that if a blogger is a journalist for another outlet(s), Cision tracks their contact preferences there as well.