Here’s Cruise Hive’s weekly cruise news recap, including a missing passenger, new ships, and construction milestones.

An accident with a local shuttle has killed one visitor and injured 11 others near the Pier 2 cruise terminal in Honolulu, Hawaii.

Embarkation for Carnival Legend’s transatlantic voyage will be more complicated from Norfolk than from Baltimore.

A 29-year-old mother has been charged with abandoning her children after she left them home alone to go on a cruise.

P&O Cruises announces a new 45-minute show featuring illusions and contemporary choreography on five vessels.

Queen Mary 2, Queen Anne, and Queen Victoria will be in the right places at the right times to see the total solar eclipse in 2026.

The Spanish government has decided that 65 of the 69 guests onboard MSC Armonia who failed to provide a valid Schengen visa will be deported.

Marella Cruises is cancelling the rest of the season of Middle East and Asia voyages for one ship due to Red Sea tensions.

Cruises to China in 2024 and beyond aboard Viking ocean liner will feature a first-time extension in Mongolia.

Exciting updates and expansions will be coming to San Juan, Puerto Rico in the next few years thanks to a new partnership.