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Norwegian Epic Rescues 63 Migrants, Diverts to Kalamata
As migrant crossings persist in the Mediterranean, even cruise vacations can turn into rescues, underscoring how maritime law and tourism now share the same sea lanes.
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Seattle’s 2025 Cruise Season Sets Records, Drives Economic and Green Growth
Seattle’s record-breaking 2025 cruise season fueled economic growth, job creation, and new sustainability efforts as the port expanded green technology and prepared for future cruise innovations.
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Norwegian Cruise Line Reports Record Q3 but Lowers Q4 Outlook on Costs
Norwegian Cruise Line Holdings' record Q3 was fueled by strong demand for Caribbean and luxury cruises, even as rising costs and economic headwinds weigh on near-term outlooks and investor sentiment.
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Passenger Overboard From Norwegian Jewel Spurs Search, Safety Discussions
The overboard incident aboard Norwegian Jewel has renewed debate over cruise ship safety protocols and highlighted difficulties of maritime rescues far from shore on transatlantic voyages.
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Some Cruise Lines Step Up Health Protocols Amid Record Year of Shipboard Illnesses
Cruise lines are strengthening sanitation practices in response to a surge in shipboard illnesses, reflecting wider concerns about health risks as cruise travel continues to rebound globally.
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Cruise Lines Advance Net-Zero Goals With Tri-Fuel Ships and AI Solutions
Alongside investing in new ship designs and alternative fuels, cruise lines are integrating AI, port infrastructure, and waste innovations to help reach industry-wide climate targets.
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NCLH Signs Eight-Year Deal for Renewable Cruise Fuels at Barcelona
By securing renewable fuel supplies at Barcelona, NCLH aims to cut emissions fleetwide and demonstrates how cruise operators can adopt greener fuels without major ship alterations.
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PortMiami Faces Fuel Supply Uncertainty After Fisher Island Depot Sale
As PortMiami navigates the loss of its main fuel depot, county leaders balance urgent supply concerns with calls to modernize infrastructure and safeguard billions in economic activity.
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China’s Rising Port Fees Prompt Cruise Lines to Skip Major Chinese Ports
China's escalating port fees for U.S.-linked ships are prompting cruise lines to bypass major Chinese ports, shifting regional travel patterns and benefiting non-U.S. and domestic operators.
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PortMiami to Welcome 10 New Cruise Ships for 2025-2026 Season
PortMiami’s 2025-2026 season spotlights its status as the world’s top cruise port, with new vessels and expanded terminals supporting tourism, job growth, and industry innovation.
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Juneau Sets 2026 Cruise Passenger Caps After Record 2025 Season
As Juneau wraps another record cruise season, new passenger caps set for 2026 reflect ongoing efforts to balance economic benefits with the community’s capacity and quality of life.
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French Riviera Imposes Passenger Limits, Tighter Rules on Cruise Ships
The new rules reflect growing efforts to manage cruise tourism’s impact on the French Riviera, aiming to protect local communities and fragile coastal environments while supporting the regional economy.