Explorer of the Seas will be setting sail two hours early for one cruise later this years, and guests won’t want to be late for embarkation.

Watch this First Look At Utopia of the Seas – introducing the ultimate 3-night weekend and 4-night weekday getaway, Royal Caribbean International’s #UtopiaoftheSeas. Utopia of the Seas The new vacation is the first game-changing Oasis Class ship to debut with short getaways, setting the stage to make more memories in one short trip than ever

Some major cruise news stories from the past week, with a freak storm, another new Royal Caribbean mega-ship, Carnival confusion, and more.

Carnival Cruise Line, in partnership with the Ministry of Grand Bahama, hosted a Golden Jubilee Breakfast yesterday to celebrate the 50th Independence of The Bahamas. Approximately 100 community members attended the event which took place aboard Carnival Legend that is docked in Freeport and honored present and former parliamentarians of Grand Bahama. 50th Independence of

Norwegian Cruise Line (NCL), the innovator in global cruise travel, announced today that GRAMMY® nominated, and five-time Latin GRAMMY® winning singer, songwriter, musician and producer, Luis Fonsi, will serve as the godfather of its newest ship, Norwegian Viva, the second ship of the Brand’s groundbreaking Prima Class. The ship will be christened in Miami before

The Bahamas is celebrating 50 years of independence with fun hosted by Carnival Cruise Line – which has been sailing there for 50+ years.

A stack fire aboard a casino cruise ship at Port Canaveral caused brief concern on Thursday afternoon, but what caused the flames?

Utopia of the Seas opens for bookings, with this newest Oasis Class ship offering 3- and 4-day getaways when she debuts in July 2024.
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Norwegian Cruise Line announces Latin superstar Luis Fonsi as godfather for its second Prima class ship, Norwegian Viva.

Canada announces its voluntary environmental measures implemented last year will now be mandatory, with hefty fines handed out of ships do not comply.