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Margaritaville at Sea has announced the launch of its Memorial Day flash sale and Back-2-Back Sailing program.
The Memorial Day Flash Sale features savings on summer sailings aboard the Paradise and Islander to destinations across The Bahamas, Mexico and Cari…
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The Deutschland recently sailed from Bremerhaven to kick off its farewell season for German cruise operator Phoenix Reisen.
After undergoing a drydock at the same port in April, the 1998-built vessel started the deployment on May 12, 2026.
The final season inc…
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The Azamara Pursuit is completing 25 years of service after originally debuting in February 2001 as the R Eight.
Built for Renaissance Cruises at the Chantiers de l’Atlantique shipyard in France, the 30,200-ton ship was introduced as the last in a series of ei…
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The MSC World America recently completed its first year of service after entering service for MSC Cruises on April 12, 2025.
As part of the company’s World-class series, the vessel was built at the Chantiers de l’Atlantique shipyard in St. Nazaire,…
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The Carnival Luminosa recently kicked off its first homeporting season at the Port of San Francisco in California.
Repositioning from a winter in Australia, the 2009-built ship joined Carnival Cruise Line’s lineup on the West Coast in late April.
Taking over t…
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The Disney Dream recently crossed the Atlantic for a summer season in Northern Europe and the Mediterranean.
Returning to the region after a two-year hiatus, the Disney Cruise Line vessel arrived in Spain in early May.
The ship’s summer schedule initiall…
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The current cruise aboard the Ovation of the Seas is dropping planned scenic cruising near Hubbard Glacier, according to a letter sent to guests onboard.
After departing from Vancouver on Friday, May 15, 2026, the one-way cruise to Alaska was scheduled to visi…
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Carnival Corporation has donated meals in Roatán, Honduras, making the destination the first in Latin America to receive food as part of its meal donation program.
According to a statement, 210 portions of prepared, unserved meals from the Carnival Jubilee wi…
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Captain John W. Murray, CEO of the Canaveral Port Authority, has been inducted into the International Maritime Hall of Fame (IMHOF).
The ceremony was hosted by the Maritime Association of the Port of New York and New Jersey (MAPONY/NJ) at Chelsea Piers in New …
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Cinzia Amadio has been appointed senior vice president (SVP) of global marketing at HX Expeditions.
Reporting directly to CEO Gebhard Rainer and joining the Executive Team, she will lead all aspects of marketing, the cruise line said in a press release.
“IR…
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AmaWaterways has launched its Memorial Day Sale, covering around 300 departures across Europe and Colombia.
Available May 20-27, the deal covers select 2026 and 2027 sailings and applies to bookings in the U.S. and Canadian markets, according to a statement. …
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Crystal Cruises has unveiled a dedicated crew recreation area aboard the Crystal Grace, its newest ship coming in 2028.
Set on deck 12, the crew recreation area will include a crew gym featuring Technogym equipment, a sundries shop, bar, table seating area and…
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The 2026 cruise season in the three northeastern provinces in China officially started on May 12 as the 105,000-ton Vision made its maiden departure from Dalian Port, carrying approximately 3,300 passengers.
The Vision, operated by Tianjin Oriental Internation…
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Holland America Line opened bookings for its two 2028 Grand Voyages that the cruise line announced in late April.
The Volendam’s 129-day Grand World Voyage will include a full Antarctic Experience and cruise South America’s waterways, including the Chilean Fjo…
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Seabourn has created an Alaska-inspired culinary program to offer an even more immersive experience for the Seabourn Encore’s first Alaska season.
The Encore made its maiden call at Vancouver and started the line’s 2026 Alaska season on May 14, 2026.
A s…
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Hurtigruten’s Midnatsol recently debuted updated features and refreshed public areas after undergoing a drydock in Northern Europe.
After pausing its service in Norway earlier this month, the 2003-built vessel entered drydock at the Örskov Shipyard in Frederik…
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With the MSC Euribia and TUI’s Mein Schiff 4 welcoming guests back over the weekend, all of the vessels that were stuck in the Arabian Gulf since late February have now returned to service.
The two vessels were part of a six-ship fleet that spent nearly …
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Costa Cruises will introduce a new itinerary in the Western Mediterranean as part of its 2027 summer season.
Focusing on destinations in Italy and France, the new seven-night cruise will be operated by the Costa Fascinosa.
Sailing from multiple homeports, the …
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American Cruise Lines is celebrating the 250th anniversary of the United States with a series of special activities across its fleet.
As part of its “Celebrating 250 Years of America” campaign, the cruise line has introduced a program of onboard ce…
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The U.S. Supreme Court has ruled 8-1 for Plaintiff, Havana Docks Corporation, in a $440 million lawsuit against four key cruise operators.
“We conclude that the cruise lines used confiscated property to which Havana Docks owns the claim. Because the Cour…
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