Maintenance Forces Itinerary Change for Independence of the Seas
Royal Caribbean has altered the itinerary of Independence of the Seas, canceling its planned call to Ålesund, Norway, due to ongoing maintenance.
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Carnival Cruises Switches Back to Coca-Cola This Summer
Carnival Cruise Line is ending its beverage partnership with Pepsi and bringing Coca-Cola back on board as its official soft drink provider.
Norwegian Epic Marks 15 Years With Major Upgrades
The Norwegian Epic has officially reached a milestone, celebrating 15 years in service since joining Norwegian Cruise Line on June 17, 2010.
Disney Dream Crew Rescues Child and Father Overboard
June 29, as the Disney Dream made its way back to Fort Lauderdale, a man-overboard alert was triggered after a girl fell from the ship’s deck.
Medical Emergency Forces Cruise Ship to Return to Ponce
Royal Caribbean’s Icon of the Seas made an unscheduled stop at the Port of Ponce on Wednesday after a passenger experienced a health crisis.
Princess Cruises Wins Big for Outstanding Wine Selection
Wine lovers have another reason to set sail with Princess Cruises. The cruise line has just earned high praise from Wine Spectator magazine.
Costa Fortuna Launches Summer Voyages From Piraeus
Costa Fortuna officially begins summer cruise season in the Eastern Med, following a spring schedule in the Canaries and parts of Western Europe.
MSC Preziosa Sails from Hamburg to Svalbard and Beyond
The MSC Preziosa has recently embarked on a 14-night journey from Hamburg Port in Germany marking the start of its summer cruise schedule.
Ponant Plans 48 Caribbean and Central America Cruises
Ponant announces robust winter schedule for 2026-2027 season, featuring 48 sailings across 11 itineraries throughout Central America and Caribbean
AIDAdiva Upgrades Boost Demand, Carnival CEO Says
The drydock renovations of the AIDAdiva under the AIDA Evolution program have been met with enthusiasm says Carnival Corporation CEO Josh Weinstein
Cruise Ships Skip Cádiz Again Amid Labor Protests
For the second time in seven days, a cruise ship has bypassed Cádiz as labor strikes continue to disrupt the region’s maritime and tourism ops.
Carnival CEO Comments on Middle East, Eyes Future Risks
Josh Weinstein, CEO of Carnival, opened the company’s Q2 2025 earnings call with remarks about the recent developments in the Middle East.
Labor Strike Forces Carnival Ship From Dry Dock Early
Carnival seeks €4.5 million from Spain’s Navantia shipyard following disruption that forced early withdrawal of Carnival Liberty from dry dock.
Aroya Cruises Begins First Mediterranean Season in Istanbul
Saudi Arabia’s first domestic cruise brand, Aroya Cruises, made its debut in European waters with a maiden call at Galataport Istanbul this week.
Norwegian Viva Wake Stirs Environmental Concerns
Drone footage recently filmed in the port of Volos, Greece has sparked discussion following the departure of the cruise ship Norwegian Viva.