Carnival Cruise Line is giving its fleet a fresh patriotic makeover as the company rolls out a brand-new bow design across its U.S.-based ships, starting with the recently refurbished Carnival Legend.
Sports fans sailing on Royal Caribbean cruise ships will be able to follow one of the world’s biggest sporting events while at sea.
Crew members working onboard Costa Cruises are speaking out through an anonymous letter that they hope will reach relevant authorities.
Norwegian Cruise Line Holdings CEO John W. Chidsey has delivered one of the most unusually candid internal messages seen from a major cruise company in recent years, acknowledging that strategic mistakes, organizational inefficiencies, and a “siloed culture” helped put the company behind its expected booking pace for 2026 and 2027.
Costa Cruises is reminding guests about onboard hygiene and sanitation rules, warning that passengers who remove food from buffet areas and restaurants for consumption outside designated dining spaces may face a €60 cleaning fee.
Travelers leaving Australia by air or sea will soon face higher departure costs after the government announced an increase to the country’s Passenger Movement Charge as part of the federal budget.
Beginning January 1, 2027, the fee charged to passengers departing Australia will rise from $70 to $80 per person. The increase will apply to all travelers leaving the country after that date, regardless of when their tickets were purchased.
A passenger aboard Carnival Liberty jumped overboard Wednesday night while the ship was sailing from Celebration Key to Nassau, Bahamas, and was later recovered dead after an emergency search and rescue operation.
Carnival Cruise Line confirmed that the male guest apparently climbed over his stateroom balcony shortly after the vessel departed the cruise line’s new private destination in the Bahamas.
Carnival Dream has been released after experiencing an anchor issue off the coast of Belize and continued its voyage to Cozumel, Mexico, today.
Viking founder Torstein Hagen is stepping down as chief executive officer after nearly three decades leading the company’s growth into one of the world’s largest cruise brands.
The leadership change was announced ahead of Viking’s first-quarter earnings call on Thursday. Hagen will transition into the role of executive chairman while continuing to serve as chairman of Viking’s board of directors.
A survey conducted onboard three Norwegian Cruise Line ships is raising questions about whether the company could be considering longer contracts for all officers and crew in the future. The survey states that the company is “exploring future options related to contract length and wants feedback from crew before making any decisions.
The cruise line launched an anonymous “Service Period (Contract) Extension Survey” for crew onboard the Norwegian Bliss, Norwegian Dawn, and Norwegian Joy.
