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The incident on Icon of the Seas has led Royal Caribbean to review waterslide safety across its fleet, highlighting industry focus on the integrity of innovative shipboard attractions.
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Princess Cruises’ 2027 Japan season will feature two ships homeported in Tokyo, doubling capacity and offering a diverse range of cultural itineraries and exclusive festival experiences.
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Cruise lines are reshaping dolphin tours in Mexico as a new law limits close contact with captive dolphins, reflecting rising global attention to animal welfare in tourism.
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AIDAprima’s redeployment marks the first winter in nearly 20 years without AIDA’s presence in the UAE, as the line adapts to global uncertainties with new Northern Europe and Atlantic routes.
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Explora Journeys’ latest ceremonies in Genoa highlight accelerated growth and investment in eco-friendly ship technology, reflecting broader industry shifts toward sustainable luxury cruising.
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Lindblad’s expansion into European river cruising and strengthened Galápagos presence reflect a broader push to diversify offerings and capture rising demand across expedition travel markets.
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The pool’s closure at CocoCay highlights increased scrutiny of guest behavior across cruise lines as operators grapple with rising altercations and heightened safety expectations this season.
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These coastal itineraries offer insight into remote Australian regions, with expert guides and flexible options for guests to experience the nation's natural and cultural diversity.
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Celebrity’s 2027–2028 program highlights immersive journeys with longer port stays, greater Edge Series deployment, and new opportunities for cultural discovery across six continents.
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The incident aboard Celebrity Constellation has renewed scrutiny over aging cruise ship infrastructure, raising questions about the industry's safety standards and future investments in technology.
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The cancellation highlights ongoing maintenance challenges for cruise lines and the importance of clear communication and flexibility in supporting affected guests and local destinations.
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Oceania Cruises’ 129-day Kangaroo Route will link Sydney and London in 2027, reflecting the growing demand for immersive, high-end voyages with extensive destination experiences.