Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Most everyone will experience motion sickness at some point while traveling during their life, but some people are more ...

I sat down with Dr. Tania Elliott, one of the top experts in preventive health, to break down how to stay healthy at sea.

I’ve taken more than 40 cruises, and I’m still the person who packs an anti-nausea kit. Most sailings are smooth because I plan ahead. But earlier this year, crossing rough waters in Japan, a bout of ...

When I cruise I USUALLY don't worry about seasickness. I'm quite a travel sick person, I get sick in buses, cars, ferries, you name it, but usually, on cruise ships I'm fine. On this cruise though, I ...

Having been on two cruises in my life, whenever anyone asks me whether I'd recommend it, the honest answer I give every single time is that everyone should experience it at least once. In truth, being ...

You’ll have the time of your life on a cruise — unless you end up getting sick. Whether it’s a bad cold you catch or you get seasick for the first time, you want to do everything possible to avoid ...

Luggage restrictions are more relaxed on a cruise compared with catching a flight, but it is still not a good idea to not overpack – Marc Shoffman uncovers what you really need on board ...

A cruise cabin's location can be just as important as its type for passenger comfort. To minimize seasickness, choose a stateroom on a lower deck in the middle of the ship. When Brad Sriro and his ...

Unlike smaller boats, cruise ships offer a surprisingly steady ride, and one that often catches first-time passengers off ...