For many cruisers, the adorable menagerie of towel animals that appear in your cabin each night is a highlight. That is ...

It’s the origami of the sea. The tradition of wandering back to your cabin and finding that it has been invaded by animalistic linens is being challenged by at least one cruise line. Norwegian Cruise ...

We've all found a elaborately folded swan perched on the end of the bed in a hotel room, but one holidaying family were delighted to find staff had gone above and beyond with their towelling creations ...

The cruise line is testing out a plan to try and preserve water by ending their offerings of towel animals during turn-down service on some ships After a long day on the lido deck, passengers will no ...

What was supposed to be a whimsical addition to a cruise ship bedroom turned into an online guessing game when a passenger found a towel animal in her cabin that no one could quite identify. Johanna, ...

It's one of the small, playful touches that really make you feel like you're on holiday — seeing a towel animal sitting at the end of a freshly made bed. For some, it becomes exciting, waiting to see ...

Our readers' choice cruise rankings look at the big things that make or break a trip—dining, service, cabin amenities—but as we were reading the results we found ourselves wondering about the little ...

Towel animals are a quirky hotel and cruise tradition, where staff arrange towels to look like animals ranging from monkeys and crocodiles to swans and elephants. Usually, these are left on the bed - ...

Saving the Earth requires sacrifices: Sorting your recyclables. Learning to swallow vegan burgers. Accepting that we can’t dump our used motor oil into the storm sewer. Now this: Norwegian Cruise Line ...

Isamu Sasagawa just might be the greatest towel artist in Japan, if not the entire Earth. What is towel art? It’s folding towels to resemble things, whether that’s animals or figures from pop culture.