Koningsdam Marks 10 Years With Holland America
The Koningsdam has celebrated its 10th anniversary with Holland America Line, having been delivered on March 31, 2016.
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Seven Seas Voyager Returns After Marseille Drydock Refit
Regent's cruise ship the Seven Seas Voyager resumed service on May 21, 2026, following a 25-day drydock in Marseille, France.
Hondius Departure Delayed for Extra Cleaning After Hantavirus
Hantavirus-struck Hondius’ departure from Rotterdam to Vlissingen postponed following recommendations for additional cleaning measures.
Port of Seattle Extends Cruise Partnership With NCLH
The Port of Seattle Commission has approved a new long-term lease amendment with Norwegian Cruise Line Holdings (NCLH).
Carnival Magic Returns to Miami After Major Refit
The Carnival Magic is back in service following a 35-day drydock that began on April 19th at the Grand Bahama Shipyard.
Qingdao, China Advances Plans for New Coastal Cruise Ship
The coastal city of Qingdao in China has moved closer to developing its first domestically designed coastal cruise ship after launching a major tender.
Carnival Breeze Only Just Passes VSP Inspection in Texas
Carnival Breeze narrowly avoided failing a surprise health inspection carried out by the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.
Barcelona to Double Cruise Tourist Tax According to Mayor
Barcelona plans to significantly increase the fee charged to cruise passengers visiting the city, according to Mayor Jaume Collboni.
Norwegian Aqua Back in New York City for Another Season
The Norwegian Aqua cruise ship has returned to New York City for its second homeport season in the U.S. Northeast.
Carnival Expands Meal Donation Program to Roatán, Honduras
Carnival Corporation has launched its surplus meal donation program in Latin America for the first time, beginning in Roatán, Honduras.
Cunard Reveals Cruise for America250 Celebration
Cunard has announced the itinerary for a special voyage marking the 250th anniversary of the United States in New York.
Passengers Protest Glacier Cancellation on Ovation of the Seas
Passengers aboard Ovation of the Seas held protests after the ship canceled its planned scenic visit to Hubbard Glacier during the current Alaska cruise.
U.S. Supreme Court Revives Cuba Cruise Lawsuit
The U.S. Supreme Court has ruled 8-1 in favor of Havana Docks Corporation in a $440 million legal case involving four major cruise operators.
'America’s Cruise Line' Carnival Unveils New Patriotic Ship Crest
Carnival Cruise Line has announced a new fleetwide design feature as part of efforts to strengthen its identity as America’s Cruise Line.
Royal Caribbean to Show FIFA World Cup 2026 at Sea
Royal Caribbean guests will be able to watch one of the world’s largest sporting events while cruising this summer.
Princess, Holland America Leader Change for Alaska Cruises
Holland America and Princess Cruises announce leadership appointment in shared Alaska and Yukon ops team.
NCLH CEO Admits Strategic Failures in Memo
NCHL issues internal message to employees acknowledging a series of missteps have contributed to the company falling behind its target booking for 2026/2027.
Riverboat American Encore Christened in Idaho
After completing sea trials in March American Cruise Lines christened its newest riverboat, the American Encore, during a ceremony in Lewiston, Idaho.
Celestyal Journey Debuts in Agios Nikolaos, Crete
The Celestyal Journey made its first-ever visit to Agios Nikolaos, Crete on May 12th replacing Heraklion on Celestyal’s seven-night “Idyllic Greece” itinerary.
Norwegian Gem and Jade Return After Drydocks
The Norwegian Gem and Norwegian Jade have both returned to service following recent scheduled drydock periods as part of NCL’s ongoing maintenance program.