10 Ways AI Can Ruin Your Cruise (and How to Avoid It)
Discover how AI is transforming cruise vacations—for better and worse. Learn how algorithms can disrupt your cruise and practical tips to avoid costly mistakes before you sail.
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Amsterdam Draws a Line in the Water
Amsterdam is considering a full ban on ocean-faring cruise ships by 2035 as part of a major push to curb overtourism, reduce pollution, and improve air quality—marking one of Europe’s boldest moves against mass cruising yet.
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Royal Caribbean Takes the Lead as Industry Crime Numbers Stay Elevated
Royal Caribbean led cruise ship crimes in Q4 2025 as sexual assaults dominated DOT reports and industry crime hit record levels.
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Unions Takes On Carnival Cruises Over ‘Extreme Exploitation’
Victorian unions accuse Carnival Cruises of paying crew as little as $2.50 an hour, sparking protests in Port Melbourne over alleged exploitation, labour loopholes, and cruise ship working conditions.
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Mexico’s New Law Puts Cruise Travelers on Notice
Mexico has implemented a strict nationwide vape ban, and cruise travelers could face fines, confiscation, or jail time for bringing vapes ashore. Here’s what cruisers need to know before visiting Mexican ports.
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When Remote Work Collides With Cruise Ship Etiquette
Cruise ship WiFi has transformed vacations into remote work opportunities, but a viral onboard incident highlights growing concerns over etiquette, shared spaces, and video calls at sea.
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Cruise Ship Photobombs Space History
NASA’s SpaceX Crew-11 mission safely splashed down off the California coast, with an unexpected cruise ship appearing in the background during the live recovery broadcast.
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The One Thing That Doesn’t Belong on a Cruise
When political conversations spill into shared spaces, your relaxing cruise escape becomes a stressful environment.
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Carnival Vista Uncovered
Discover everything you need to know before sailing Carnival Vista—from SkyRide tips and free specialty lunches to hidden gelato, pools, shows, and cabins.
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Nassau Is About to Have Some Competition
Cruise lines may soon look beyond Nassau as Mayaguana emerges as a new Bahamas cruise port, offering a quieter, undeveloped island experience for travelers.
