There was bad news for the cruise industry this week as Carnival Corporation’s German subsidiary AIDA Cruises was forced to cancel several August sailings after
MSC Cruises has revealed full details of its COVID-19 health and safety protocols as it seeks to restart cruising in the Mediterranean. Speaking Monday, August
Carnival Corporation is to remove a further two ships from its fleet as it cuts costs in the wake of the coronavirus pandemic, the company
The Federal Maritime Commission is proposing a number of changes in refund regulations governing cruise operators and how they provide refunds in the event sailings
Norwegian Cruise Line Holdings has extended its suspension of sailings through to October 31 due to the ongoing coronavirus pandemic. In a statement, the company
Genting Cruise Lines President Kent Zhu has suggested that “cruise bubbles” between regions that have the coronavirus under control could be the way to get
Greece will allow cruise ships to resume operations from Saturday, August 1, Tourism Minister Haris Theocharis said Tuesday. The decision follows a partial resumption of
The European Center for Disease Control (ECDC) and the European Maritime Safety Agency (EMSA) have published official guidance on the gradual resumption of cruise ship
Cruise resumption in Germany by Royal Caribbean Group partner line TUI Cruises is a positive sign for the cruise industry and a step toward the
The US Centers for Disease control and Prevention (CDC) issued a call Friday for public and cruise industry input on questions related to the resumption
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