The twin drownings at Celebration Key underscore safety concerns at Carnival’s $600 million Bahamas resort, prompting investigations as the new destination ramps up cruise passenger visits.
Royal Caribbean’s ban on rubber duck hunts in Central Park reflects a broader move to protect its living gardens at sea, balancing popular guest activities with long-term preservation efforts.
Norwegian Luna’s updated maiden itinerary now features overnight stays in Barcelona and Gibraltar, reflecting operational needs while offering guests extended time in iconic ports before a transatlantic crossing.
Viking’s quarterly growth highlights strong demand for immersive cruises, with high advance bookings and ongoing fleet investments driving long-term expansion across global markets.
Viking Amun’s debut reflects Viking Cruises’ strategic growth on the Nile, highlighting the company’s investment in local shipbuilding and immersive cultural travel in Egypt and beyond.
With Hurricane Erin disrupting key routes in the Atlantic, cruise lines are showcasing flexibility—redirecting ships, issuing refunds, and working closely with authorities to maintain safety.
Cunard’s move to ticket select Bright Lights Society shows on Queen Anne reflects growing cruise industry trends toward premium, à la carte experiences amid evolving guest preferences.
San Juan’s upgraded Pier 3 now enables docking for the world’s largest cruise ships, strengthening Puerto Rico’s maritime infrastructure and supporting continued tourism growth.
Escalating protests over Israeli cruise ships in Greek ports highlight the intersection of regional conflict, public dissent, and economic risks for Greece’s vital tourism sector.
Royal Caribbean’s 100 millionth guest marks a milestone in cruise travel, underscoring the company’s decades-long growth, industry influence, and appeal to families worldwide.
Margaritaville at Sea expands its lineup with seasonal events, new multi-port weekend cruises, and fare deals, catering to travelers seeking both themed adventures and flexible escapes.
The court’s decision highlights ongoing tensions between local control, economic interests, and tourism management, with wider implications for other coastal communities facing overtourism.