Carnival Sunshine Returns After Drydock, Prepares for USA
Carnival Sunshine is currently making its way back to North America after completing maintenance at France's Chantier Naval de Marseille shipyard

Carnival Sunshine is currently making its way back to North America after completing maintenance at France's Chantier Naval de Marseille shipyard
American Cruise Lines is starting its 2025 Mississippi River season with a football-themed event in New Orleans this week.
On February 2nd, a Ro-Ro passenger ferry was involved in a collision with several moored boats in the Queen Charlotte Channel near Bowen Island.
The New Jersey Board of Public Utilities (BPU) has decided to cancel its fourth offshore wind solicitation, citing significant market challenges.
MSC Cruises has announced that actors Drew Barrymore and Orlando Bloom will headline the company’s first-ever Big Game commercial.
Four sailors were rescued near the Dominican Republic thanks to a coordinated effort involving the US Coast Guard, a containership, and a fishing boat
On January 22nd, the Canadian-flagged freighter Manitoulin became trapped in thick ice on Lake Erie while departing from Buffalo, New York.
The Donald Trump administration has introduced significant changes, including appointing a new chairman for the Federal Maritime Commission.
In his first hours as 47th president of the USA, Trump made headlines with declarations including a vow to take back control of the Panama Canal.
Norwegian Cruise Line Holdings and Bahamian officials celebrated a milestone with the groundbreaking of a new cruise pier at Great Stirrup Cay.
The Carnival Pride has set sail from Baltimore on a 14-night voyage to the Panama Canal and Central America, departing Maryland on January 12.
Royal Caribbean’s Artist Discovery Program is returning to the Caribbean, inviting regional artists to contribute to the upcoming Star of the Seas
The Port of San Diego has been awarded a $5 million grant to advance sustainable development at the Tenth Avenue Maritime Terminal.
China’s Ministry of Commerce criticizes US investigation into the country’s shipbuilding industry citing “unilateralism and protectionism.”
Jan 13th: Guyana has reported that Venezuelan authorities seized the tanker Four Plus for entering Venezuelan waters without authorization.