Cruise News - Page 17

This MSC Cruise Ship Just Pulled Off a Heroic Rescue That Will Give You Chills

MSC Splendida crew rescued 19 people in rough Mediterranean seas off Mallorca. A powerful reminder of maritime duty and cruise crew professionalism in action.

Oct 29

A P&O Crewmember Died on Arvia—the Quiet Safety Risk at Issue

A P&O crewmember died on Arvia on October 26, 2025. Investigators are probing a reported lift-shaft incident after an unscheduled stop in A Coruña.

Oct 29

Cruise Lines Just Sued Hawaii Over a New 11% Tax—Here’s Why

CLIA sued Hawaii over a new 11% cruise tax. The October 31 hearing could reshape fares, itineraries, and how islands fund climate resilience.

Oct 28

Passenger in Her 80s Found Dead at Lizard Island—What We Know

An elderly passenger died after a Lizard Island excursion. What police confirmed, how search crews responded, and what expedition cruisers should know.

Oct 28

Royal Caribbean's profit guide slips—costs, not demand, bite

Royal Caribbean cut its Q4 profit view below estimates as fuel, maintenance, and weather costs bite. Demand stays firm; margins, not bookings, take the hit.

Oct 27

Inside Carnival’s 2027–28 Play: More Caribbean, Europe—and an Eclipse Cruise

Carnival expands 2027–28 with more Caribbean, extra Europe, a July 29, 2027 eclipse cruise, and Carnival Miracle moving to Galveston.

Oct 27

MSC Just Flagged Greece’s New Cruise Tax—Here’s What It Means

MSC warns guests Greece now levies a variable cruise tax by port and season. Here’s how it hits your fare and what to watch before you sail.

Oct 26

Hurricane Melissa Forces Cruise Reroutes—Here’s the Playbook

Hurricane Melissa is forcing cruise reroutes. What’s changing, why lines pivot west, and what guests can expect this week—plus smart steps to take now.

Oct 26

Norovirus Sickened 74 on Oceania Insignia—Here’s What to Know

CDC confirms norovirus sickened 74 on Oceania Insignia. What happened, why it matters, and practical steps to stay healthy on your next cruise.

Oct 25

Carnival’s 25-year bet on Galveston paid off—here’s why it matters

Carnival marked 25 years in Galveston. Why the Texas homeport matters now, what Jubilee signals, and how it changes pricing, choice, and the Gulf Coast.

Oct 25

St Kitts Kicks Off 2025–26: 12 Big Arrivals and a New Star

St Kitts opens the 2025–26 cruise season with 12 October calls and a mega-ship debut. What it means for crowds, shore tours, and smart planning.

Oct 24

Carnival Just Hiked 2025 Profit—Here’s the Signal for Cruises

Carnival hiked its 2025 profit forecast on strong demand and onboard spend. What it means for pricing, capacity, and your next cruise booking.

Oct 24

China’s New Port Surcharge Puts U.S.-Linked Cruises on Alert

China’s per-ton port surcharge for U.S.-linked vessels is already reshaping cruise calls. What changes now, who pays, and how lines may respond.

Oct 23

A Birthday Cruise Turned Tragic in Cannes. What Happens Next

A Briton died during a birthday cruise in Cannes. Here’s what we know, how cruise deaths are handled, and what families should expect and prepare.

Oct 23

A Cruise Detour Saved Lives—and Exposed a Hidden Reality at Sea

A Royal Caribbean ship saved rafters in the Yucatan Channel. Here’s why detours, maritime law, and hurricane season make rescues more likely.

Oct 22

Norwegian Jewel’s Code Oscar sparks hours-long search—and debate

Norwegian Jewel declared a Code Oscar on Oct. 21, 2025, sparking hours of search-and-rescue before resuming its Atlantic crossing. What we know and why it ma...

Oct 22

Seattle’s Cruise Boom Hits 1.9M—The Quiet Shift Behind It

Seattle hit 1.9M cruise arrivals in 2025 and 65% shore-power use. What that means for the economy, emissions, and the 2026 Alaska season.

Oct 21

Inside Odisha’s Puri cruise push—and the risks hiding in plain sight

Odisha will sign an MoU to build a Puri cruise terminal during India Maritime Week. What it means for east-coast cruise growth—and the risks to watch.