Teen Sentenced to Eight Months for Carnival Sunrise Bomb Threat Hoax
The sentencing highlights the serious repercussions of cruise ship hoaxes, which trigger resource-intensive investigations and reveal ongoing challenges for maritime security.
Cruise CEO Faces Federal Assault Charge After Incident on Resilient Lady
DeGiorgio’s case highlights the complex legal and security challenges cruise lines face when addressing incidents involving high-profile passengers in international waters.
American Cruise Lines Launches Cross-Country Cruises for U.S. 250th Anniversary
American Cruise Lines’ new offerings celebrate the nation’s 250th birthday with immersive, cross-country cruises designed to highlight U.S. history, landscapes, and evolving travel trends.
Royal Caribbean Shifts Baltimore Ship to Florida as Carnival Expands Presence
Royal Caribbean’s exit from Baltimore marks a shift for the port, as Carnival commits to larger ships and long-term growth, ensuring the city retains a vital role in cruise tourism.
Viking Libra Launches as First Hydrogen-Powered Cruise Ship for 2026
Viking Libra’s launch marks a significant step toward zero-emission cruising, highlighting industry efforts to adopt sustainable fuel technology and shaping future environmental standards at sea.
Carnival Unveils Mega Ship Expansion With Project Ace and New Excel-Class Vessels
Carnival’s decade-long fleet expansion signals a shift toward larger, more innovative cruise experiences, with industry-wide implications for ship design, guest amenities, and port infrastructure.
Meyer Werft Unveils Serenity, a Climate-Neutral Cruise for Seniors 80+
As the global population ages, Meyer Werft’s Serenity aims to set new standards in senior cruising by combining accessible design with a fully climate-neutral approach.
Norwegian to Charter Two Classic Ships to Cordelia Cruises in Fleet Update
Norwegian’s charter of two classic ships to Cordelia Cruises marks a milestone for India’s cruise sector and aligns with industry-wide moves toward modern, energy-efficient fleets.
Juneau Approves Fifth Cruise Dock to Ease Congestion, Maintain Ship Limits
Juneau’s new Áakw Landing dock, led by Huna Totem, aims to ease traffic and enhance cultural offerings while upholding ship and passenger limits to address community and environmental concerns.
Carnival to Resume Year-Round Cruises From Mobile in Spring 2027
Carnival’s return to year-round cruises in Mobile highlights the city’s growing role as a Gulf Coast hub, with upgraded facilities and rising demand set to boost regional tourism and economic activity.
AIDA Orders Two Mid-Sized, Multi-Fuel Ships From Fincantieri for 2030s
AIDA’s new deal with Fincantieri highlights a wider industry push toward greener cruising, as European lines respond to evolving regulations and rising demand for sustainable travel.
Carnival Expands Excel-Class Fleet With LNG-Powered Festivale, Tropicale
Honoring Carnival’s heritage while advancing green technology, the new Excel-class ships will introduce expanded entertainment, innovative amenities, and more options for family travelers.