Cruise News for the Week of March 9, 2025
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Kenneth DeGiorgio, CEO of First American Financial Corp., faces federal assault charges after allegedly choking a passenger and threatening to kill him on a Virgin Voyages cruise ship.
Is cruise ship art a good value? Learn how cruise ship art auctions work, who runs them, what to expect, and tips for buying art at sea.
A Carnival Cruise Line passenger claims they were mistakenly banned over an incident tied to another cruise company. Here’s what happened, why cruise lines are cracking down harder in 2026, and what travelers should know before booking their next cruise.
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.
Massimo Rosario Falvo, a 30 year old man with a history of violence, is accused of assaulting a tourist near Canada Place in Vancouver.
Hawaii lawmakers push forward with bills to raise hotel and cruise taxes through a “green fee” to fund climate change efforts. The cruise industry pushed back with threats of legal action.