The unexpected cancellation of Nieuw Statendam's transatlantic cruises has sparked concerns and theories among affected passengers, underscoring challenges in maritime operations and customer communications.
The presence of HMS Astute in Gibraltar alongside cruise ships raises ongoing concerns about safety and the environmental impact of merging military and civilian maritime activities.
MSC Cruises enhances its entertainment selection by launching 'Dirty Dancing: In Concert' on MSC Virtuosa and MSC World America in 2025.
Cunard's Queen Anne adopted rigorous security measures during a sensitive leg of its world voyage through Southeast Asia's noted piracy zones.
Santorini's 2025 tourist season grapples with government delays and seismic worries, affecting its reputation and economy.
Disney Adventure launches from Singapore, marking the cruise line's first venture into Asia with innovative themed entertainment designed to captivate guests.
MSC World America, tailored for North American travelers, represents a significant expansion for MSC Cruises and underscores industry strides in sustainability and technology.
Royal Caribbean's changes to The Key program, especially the replacement of free FlowRider sessions with discounts, reflect shifting strategies in the cruise industry to balance guest perks with profitability.
AT&T and Verizon's new cruise-friendly phone plans offer major savings on roaming fees, introducing more ways for passengers to stay connected while at sea.
The Viking Nerthus, designed for Seine River cruises, highlights Viking's commitment to sustainable maritime travel with advanced eco-friendly technologies.
As the SS United States prepares for transformation into a massive artificial reef, debates intensify over its final location, with significant tourism and economic implications for Florida's counties.
Hurtigruten introduces astronomy-themed Arctic cruises, tapping into peak Northern Lights viewing during the upcoming solar maximum.