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Star of the Seas advances Royal Caribbean’s expansion of LNG-powered megaships, with new itineraries and evolving strategies that include exploring future smaller vessel designs.
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Carnival Paradise’s latest rescue highlights the ongoing humanitarian role cruise ships play in the region, balancing maritime obligations with passenger safety and adherence to scheduled itineraries.
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With GI illness outbreaks rising on cruise ships in 2025, health officials and cruise lines are ramping up sanitation and education efforts as travel season approaches peak demand.
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Royal Caribbean’s new private destinations in Mexico and Vanuatu reflect a growing cruise trend toward exclusive, immersive ports that balance guest amenities with local community partnerships.
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CBP’s seizure underscores the ongoing challenges of tobacco smuggling at U.S. ports, highlighting enforcement efforts to protect public health and prevent tax evasion in the cruise industry.
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Royal Caribbean’s new deployments signal a tailored approach to market trends, with Asian routes focusing on family travel and U.S. West Coast sailings targeting diverse vacation options.
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Specialized crews in Portland work to restore the MSC Meraviglia after emergency propeller damage halted its Bahamas route, briefly impacting cruise schedules and raising local environmental questions.
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As cruise lines maintain strong bookings and boost forecasts, the industry shows adaptability in balancing economic pressures, evolving traveler preferences, and sustainability demands.
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Margaritaville at Sea’s expansion reflects the cruise industry trend of reimagining existing ships to meet demand for themed, mid-sized experiences and greater itinerary variety outside Florida.
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Sitka’s decisive vote reflects broader tensions in Alaska cruise towns, as communities weigh tourism-driven growth against infrastructure and quality-of-life concerns for residents.
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Norwegian’s Haven underscores a shift in cruise travel, blending private luxury with big-ship amenities as premium options remain in high demand across the fleet.
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The spread of the new GII.17 norovirus strain has heightened scrutiny of cruise ship sanitation, with experts noting that staffing cuts may challenge outbreak management efforts this season.