VIVA Cruises Unveils 2028 European Boutique Sailings
VIVA Cruises has revealed its 2028 program for the VIVA Boutique brand, featuring river cruises in France and Italy.
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Royal Caribbean's Serenade and Norwegian Joy to Close Astoria Cruise Season
Royal Caribbean’s Serenade of the Seas arrived in Astoria, Oregon on September 28, carrying more than 2,000 passengers.
Carnival Already Half Booked for 2027 at Record Prices
Carnival Corporation has already booked half of its available capacity for 2027, with occupancy and pricing reaching record levels.
AI Supports Cruise Retail but Cannot Replace Human Connection
AI can help cruise retailers analyze data, predict inventory and identify trends, but it can't replace the personal touch.
Carnival Teams Collect 5,000 Pounds of Coastal Waste
Carnival Cruise Line mark International Coastal Cleanup Day with cleanup activities at ports and destinations around the world.
Great Bear Rainforest Cruise Finale for Zaandam’s Alaska Season
Holland America Line's Zaandam is currently operating the cruise line's “Great Bear Rainforest and Alaska Explorer” voyage.
Two Cruise Ships Could Bring 9,334 Visitors to Tenerife
Two cruise ships could bring as many as 9,334 passengers to Santa Cruz de Tenerife within a short period of each other on October 10.
Quebec City Welcomes Seabourn Ovation on Maiden Call
The Seabourn Ovation made its inaugural visit to Quebec City on September 23, 2026, according to an update from Port de Québec.
Norwegian Jade Repositions to Japan for Fall Cruise Season
The Norwegian Jade is currently making its way to Yokohama ahead of a fall deployment featuring cruises around Japan and South Korea.
Virgin Voyages Celebrates Its Two Millionth Passenger
Virgin Voyages has reached a new milestone after welcoming the two-millionth passenger to choose a sailing with the cruise line.
Disney Dream Makes Maiden Visit to Madeira Island
The Disney Dream made its inaugural visit to Madeira on September 16, 2026, calling at Funchal during a transatlantic voyage.
Typhoon Dujuan Could Force Costa Serena and Athletes to Leave Nagoya
Typhoon Dujuan may force Costa Serena to leave Nagoya with Asian Games athletes under the port's emergency evacuation procedures.
Royal Caribbean Passenger Takes Cruise Ban Dispute to Court
Passenger prevented from boarding Royal Caribbean cruise pursues claim worth A$22,000 after cruise line placed him on “no sail” list.
Costa Fortuna Begins Transformation Into Beachcomber
The former Costa Fortuna has entered the early stages of its transformation into Margaritaville at Sea Beachcomber.
Pete Tong Brings Ibiza Sound to P&O Cruises’ Arvia
DJ Pete Tong performs 90-minute set for P&O Cruises guests aboard the Arvia while the ship was docked at Ibiza's Botafoc Pier.
Aroya Cruises Welcomes Guests from Over 100 Nationalities
Aroya Cruises welcomed passengers representing more than 100 nationalities aboard during its summer season in the Mediterranean.
Viking Helps Ocean Officers Transition to River Cruising
Viking is encouraging experienced ocean-going officers to move into the company's river cruise operations through its recertification program.
Almost 80% of Landfill Waste Diverted by Royal Caribbean
Royal Caribbean Group has announced that the company is now keeping almost 80% of its waste out of landfills.
Queen Elizabeth Delays Alaska Cruise for Essential Maintenance
Cunard's Queen Elizabeth is sailing a modified Alaska itinerary after its departure from Seattle was delayed by approximately 24 hours.
MSC Cruises to Sponsor Three Formula 1 Races in 2027
MSC Cruises has announced that it will serve as title sponsor for three FIA Formula One races during the 2027 season.