Juneau to Nearly Double Cruise Ship Dock Fees by 2026
Officials in Juneau have approved a significant increase in dock fees for large cruise ships, a move that is expected to bring in millions more.
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Cunard Adds Room Service Fees for Britannia Guests
Cunard has announced the introduction of new room service fees for passengers staying in Britannia-grade staterooms, according to a statement.
Norwegian Epic Incident Leaves Passengers Stranded
The Norwegian Epic broke loose from its moorings while docked in Italy leaving hundreds of cruise guests stuck ashore with limited information.
AIDA's New Ships to Feature Future-Proof Fuel Systems
AIDA Cruises has confirmed that its upcoming ships will be powered by multi-fuel engines, enabling them to operate using a variety of fuel types.
Borealis Begins Fred. Olsen’s 2025 Season from Dover
Fred. Olsen Cruise Lines officially launched its summer 2025 season from the Port of Dover with the arrival of the Borealis on May 28th.
Salmonella Outbreak Linked to Contaminated Cucumbers
A salmonella outbreak has triggered an urgent public health investigation, with contaminated cucumbers identified as the source behind a wave of illness
Holland America Plans New Cruises for 2027 Eclipse
Holland America Line unveils itineraries for summer 2027, giving guests a front-row seat to one of nature’s spectacles — a total solar eclipse.
MSC Plans Record-Breaking Constellation Class Ships
MSC Cruises is setting its sights on a new milestone in cruise ship design and is preparing to launch the world’s largest cruise vessels.
Alaskan Dream Cruises Begins 2025 Season in Juneau
Alaskan Dream Cruises has officially kicked off its 2025 Alaska cruising season with the launch of the Admiralty Dream’s first voyage of the year
Cunard Celebrates Liverpool Visit with Royal Guest
May 27 Her Royal Highness The Princess Royal came aboard the Queen Anne while the ship was docked in Liverpool, according to a statement.
AIDA Cruises Wins Two Silver ESG Awards in Athens
AIDA earns two silver awards at this year’s ESG Shipping Awards in Athens recognizing the company’s commitment to innovation and social impact.
Carnival Warns Guests of Sea Ice Ahead of Greenland Trip
As the Carnival Pride embarks on its 14-night cruise to Greenland and Canada, Carnival has issued a precautionary update regarding sea ice conditions
Norway Considers Cruise-Only Tax Amid Tourism Debate
In the debate over how to manage growing tourism in Norway, the country's Parliament is leaning toward implementing a tax focused on cruise tourism
Police and Navy Conduct Terror Drill at Alicante Port
Spanish National Police and Navy forces executed a joint training exercise simulating a terrorist threat near Alicante's cruise terminal.
MSC Cruises to Operate 27 Ships by 2030, Including 6 World-Class
With the addition of two more World-class vessels to its orderbook, MSC Cruises is set to expand its operational fleet to 27 ships by 2030.
AIDA's New Ship Design May Be Shared Across Carnival Brands
CEO of AIDA states that the innovative design platform being developed for the company’s new vessels could be used by other Carnival Corp. lines.
MSC Opera to Sail Caribbean Year-Round from 2026
MSC Cruises has revealed plans for the MSC Opera to remain in the South Caribbean throughout the entire year, starting from winter 2026-27.
Cunard Launches ‘Sea of Glamour’ for 185th Anniversary
Cunard will commemorate its 185th anniversary on May 27 with the unveiling of Sea of Glamour, an exhibition that brings together stories and photos
Royal Caribbean Donates $40K to Support Seafarers in Norway
Royal Caribbean Group makes $40,000 donation to the Norwegian Seaman’s Mission, demonstrating its commitment to the well-being of seafarers.
Cruise Ship Rescues Sailors and Dogs in Wild Seas
Four sailors and three dogs were rescued by the Carnival Splendor after their catamaran became disabled in rough waters south of New Caledonia.