#cruise-industry

#cruise-industry

Russell Galbut launches Crescent Seas, a luxury condo cruise line, merging his real estate background with his passion for cruising.

CDC's Vessel Sanitation Program faces layoffs amidst ongoing norovirus outbreaks, but operations may continue with minimal staffing.

Japan's cruise industry is experiencing significant growth driven by increased international tourism, particularly from the US.

Choosing the right cruise line is crucial for first-time cruisers to ensure an enjoyable vacation.

Life as a crew member on a cruise ship is less luxurious than it appears, with cramped living conditions and shared spaces.

The Port of Galveston transformed from near bankruptcy to a thriving cruise port, expecting 419 cruise ships in 2025.

Cruise lines are waiving cancellation fees and offering future credits to travelers affected by the Los Angeles wildfires.

In 2025, cruise passengers in Mexico will be subject to a new immigration levy of $42, impacting cruise costs unexpectedly.

The first dog-friendly cruise is set for November 2025, allowing dogs and their owners to vacation together aboard a cruise ship.

The S&P 500 is experiencing a positive trading day driven by significant gains in tech stocks, particularly within the Magnificent 7 group.

Villa Vie's Odyssey has departed Belfast for a three-and-a-half-year global voyage, promising extensive travel and luxurious living aboard a residential cruise ship.

Carnival's Celebration Key aims to be a lucrative private destination with extensive amenities, set to open in July 2025.

The cruise industry is recovering post-pandemic, with increased demand and improved financial performance for major operators like Carnival.

Cruise passengers are stuck in dock for three months due to ship issues, despite paying up to $899,000 for the journey.