Cruise Ships

The esteemed musician passed away on the last day of The Jazz Cruise '26 aboard the Celebrity Cruises luxury ship. "He was a friend, a great musician and one of the very best entertainers ever."

Debuting in December 20206, MSC World Asia is set to redefine the cruise experience by combining luxury travel with a captivating art journey

Disney Adventure has become the largest cruise ship ever to pass through the Panama Canal, marking a major milestone for the waterway and cruise industry

Norwegian Aura, the largest and longest ship in Norwegian Cruise Line history, will dock in Miami and offer a leap forward in the cruise experience with a multi-story open-air extreme complex, a record number of water slides and a clear focus on the multi-generational family audience

"This is a pivotal moment for Norwegian Cruise": Norwegian Cruise Line has launched a refreshed brand identity and national TV campaign inspired by its iconic tagline, “It’s Different Out Here”

Adults Only: The luxury cruise company has announced that, starting January 7, 2026, it will only accept new bookings from passengers aged 18 and over in order to improve the experience that combines tranquility, culinary delights, and elegance on which the brand was built on

The Mexican Navy has rescued a passenger who fell from a Viking Cruises ship during a cruise. "The rescue operations reaffirm the commitment of the Mexican Navy, which acts as a coast guard, to protecting human life at sea."

MSC Magnifica has completed a fast-track refurbishment in Malta, preparing the ship for Mediteranean cruises and a 2026 world voyage; the 15-year-old ship has completed one of MSC’s biggest recent refurbishments, with new dining options and premium spaces debuting this winter

Norwegian Cruise Line has rolled out more than 370 sailings worldwide for winter 2027, bringing back Free at Sea Plus, offering longer port stays and more onboard perks, including premium drinks, Starbucks beverages, and streaming WiFi

The EU has reached a deal to slash net greenhouse gas emissions by 90% by 2040, updating its Climate Law and long-term targets; what does this mean for cruise lines, airlines, and hotels?