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The Emerald Princess has modified its Greenland itinerary due to unexpected refueling delays in Boston. The ship will now visit Cornerbrook early and spend an additional day at sea, with its final Greenland trip of the year scheduled to proceed with potential weather impacts.
The search for a British man who fell 100 feet from the Royal Caribbean Explorer Of The Seas in the Adriatic Sea has been called off after four days. Croatian authorities and rescue teams could not locate the missing passenger.
Disney Cruise Line has announced an expansion of its fleet with four new ships to be delivered between 2027 and 2031. This move boosts Disney’s cruise presence and continues its growth in the cruise industry.
American Airlines introduces a new weekly direct flight from Quebec City to Charlotte Douglas International Airport, enhancing travel options for U.S. cruise passengers and boosting the local economy.
Princess Cruises unveils MedallionNet Max, a new top-tier Wi-Fi service exclusively available in Princess Plus and Princess Premier packages. Learn about this enhanced connectivity option and how it revolutionizes cruise vacations.
Hurricane Debbie has caused Carnival and Margaritaville at Sea cruise lines to keep ships at sea longer due to the closure of the Port of Tampa. Discover how to prepare for such disruptions during hurricane season.
A Royal Caribbean cruise ship successfully rescued 77 migrants off the coast of Greece. Coordinated by Greece’s Search and Rescue Authority, all individuals are now en route to Kalamata port. Learn more about this heroic operation.
MSC Cruises is leading the cruise industry’s green revolution with its new OptiCruise tool, aiming for up to 15% fleetwide emission reductions by 2026. Discover how this tool and other sustainability efforts are shaping a greener future for cruising.
A norovirus outbreak on the P&O cruise ship Ventura has impacted 519 passengers during a Canary Islands voyage. Discover the timeline of the outbreak and P&O’s response to this health crisis.
Seward, Alaska is set to welcome a new $137 million cruise port by 2026, featuring the state’s largest floating dock and a 68,000-square-foot terminal. The project, spearheaded by the Alaska Railroad and Royal Caribbean Group, aims to boost Alaska’s tourism and provide state-of-the-art facilities.
