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Carnival Sued After Passenger Hurt on Nassau Swimming with Pigs Tour
The case tests how far cruise lines can distance themselves from shore excursion mishaps, a growing legal battleground as onboard brands sell off-ship adventures.
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Holland America, Carnival Drop Tracy Arm From 2026 Alaska Cruises
The reroute signals a growing challenge for Alaska cruising as retreating glaciers destabilize steep fjord walls, forcing operators to rethink where big ships can safely chase ice.
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Carnival Adventure to Leave Year-Round Sydney for Seasonal Runs in 2028
Carnival's shift highlights how regulatory uncertainty is pushing cruise capacity to more welcoming markets, increasing pressure on Australia and New Zealand to stay competitive.
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Carnival Schedules 600+ Drydock Days in 2026 for Efficiency Retrofits
Carnival is turning routine yard time into a proving ground for repeatable fuel-saving retrofits, reflecting how cruise lines are chasing efficiency as rules tighten.
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Carnival Launches Record Aussie Cruise Season
Carnival’s expanded lineup in Australia highlights growing cruise demand, local economic benefits, and the industry’s push for policy reforms amid rising costs and market shifts.
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Australia’s 2025–26 Cruise Season Welcomes 63 Ships, Boosts Local Economy
Australia’s expanding cruise sector attracts diverse global fleets and younger travelers, with regional ports like Brisbane gaining prominence and local communities poised for substantial economic gains.
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Carnival Marks 15 Years in Seattle With Expanded Alaska Cruises, Partnerships
Marking 15 years in Seattle, Carnival expands Alaska sailings while deepening ties with local partners and emphasizing sustainability and charitable programs in the region’s cruise sector.
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Queen Anne Adjusts Inaugural Voyage Route Amid Cyclone Threat
Cyclone Alfred prompts proactive safety measures, causing Cunard's Queen Anne to adjust its route on its first world tour.