MSC Euribia has cancelled her first European sailing as she is unable to reposition from the Arabian Gulf in time for the May 2 departure.
MSC Euribia Stuck in Gulf, Cancels Season-Opening Europe Voyage
Meyer Werft unveiled a concept for what it says could become the world’s first large battery-electric cruise ship, reducing greenhouse gas emissions by up to 95 percent.
Shipyard Reveals Concept for Fully Battery-Electric Cruise Ship
A new dock project in downtown Juneau is one step closer to welcoming guests as the lease agreement is officially approved.
Juneau Moves Another Step Closer to New Downtown Cruise Terminal
Virgin Voyages has expanded to West Coast cruises with the arrival of Brilliant Lady at the Port of Los Angeles.
Brilliant Lady Makes Dazzling Los Angeles Debut for Virgin Voyages
A Miami couple is accused of a $200K fraud involving fake cruise bookings and discounted Rolex deals, leaving victims out thousands and facing serious felony charges.
Miami Couple Charged in $200K Cruise and Jewelry Fraud Scheme
Norwegian Dawn will not be embarking in Barcelona as planned for her August 2, 2026 sailing but the change is not too drastic.
Port Availability Forces Norwegian Dawn to Swap Homeport
Carnival is trialing a new Chicken, Waffles & Waves lunch concept on several Conquest-class ships — here’s what guests can expect.
Carnival Cruise Line Testing New Lunchtime Menu on Select Ships
Two siblings, who were assaulted during their cruise, are suing Carnival for not doing enough to protect them from aggressive passengers.
Cruise Passenger Brings Assault Claim Against Carnival in Federal Court
Royal Caribbean ships will not be visiting Tracy Arm Fjord in 2026 due to debris and the possibility of additional landslides.
Royal Caribbean Adjusts Dozens of Alaska Cruises to Avoid Landslide Risk
Protests over soaring fuel costs blocked Corsican ports, forcing Sun Princess to skip Ajaccio as fishermen halted ferry and cruise traffic across the island.
Sun Princess Turns Away After Fishermen Block Port Access
