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Stay informed with the latest breaking news from the cruise industry, featuring updates from all of the major cruise lines and ships. Get inside access to global cruise industry developments, covering all operators and vessels.
Norwegian Cruise Line has canceled dozens more sailings for 2025 and 2026, following a series of previous disruptions. Passengers face the challenge of rescheduling, while the cruise line continues to focus on fleet redeployment and profit growth.
MSC Cruises’ MSC Bellissima is forced to cancel several sailings due to engine and navigation issues, stranding passengers in Japan. The cruise line offers full refunds, compensation, and extra travel assistance to affected guests.
Carnival Cruise Line has quietly increased the prices of both its Cheers! drink package and Wi-Fi plans. Learn about the new rates, reactions from passengers, and what this means for your cruise.
Royal Caribbean has added travel routers to its list of banned items. Discover why these devices are now prohibited and how passengers can still stay connected while cruising.
Passengers aboard the Swan Hellenic Diana stage a hunger strike after a technical issue forces the cruise to cancel its Antarctic leg. The passengers demand more compensation while the company offers refunds and credits.
A 72-year-old man is presumed overboard after going missing from the Ruby Princess cruise ship off the coast of California. Despite extensive search efforts by the U.S. Coast Guard, the passenger has not been found.
Carnival Cruise Line has reintroduced escargot to the menu for cruises lasting six nights or longer. Discover why this French delicacy is making a comeback, and what passengers think of the decision.
Virgin Voyages’ new Annual Pass offers travelers the chance to live on a luxurious cruise ship for an entire year. For $120,000, enjoy a balcony suite, free Wi-Fi, laundry service, and more. Perfect for digital nomads and retirees looking to sail the world in style.
Carnival Cruise Line has announced a ban on upside-down pineapples on stateroom doors, a symbol once used by swingers.
A groundbreaking neuroscience study aboard Cunard’s Queen Mary 2 has revealed that just five days at sea can improve cognitive abilities like memory, problem-solving, and relaxation.
