People & Opinions

New York native Taylor Perez had a 40-year career at sea, the last 28 as a master of cable ships sailing the world. Now he's a fulltime volunteer for Mercy Ships.

Two nurses from Carnival Breeze helped deliver an early Father’s Day gift Saturday when another passenger went into labor on an Emirates flight from London to Manila.

Steve Martinez resigned fron the board of Norwegian Cruise Line Holdings, effective immediately.

Carnival Corp. & plc promoted Josh Weinstein to chief operations officer and made Simon Palethorpe president, Carnival UK.

Faced with unprecedented challenges, cruise operators are finding ways to convert challenges into opportunities by taking a closer look at everything from upgrading IT systems, to analyzing past data, and launching new innovations, so that they...

Eleni Kalisch, VP government relations for Royal Caribbean Cruises Ltd., has left the company.

During 17 years with Crystal Cruises, John Stoll crafted excursions that stretched the imagination — flying a MiG-29 in Russia, an overnight in the Arctic Circle, shark diving in South Africa, gorilla trekking in Uganda, a flight to Antarctica.

Bruce Nierenberg is urging cruise lines to shun a 'spray and pray' approach to COVID-19 and invest in public health solutions that have lasting impact.

With US-flag lines readying to sail in the coming weeks, approvals are still in the works but American Queen Steamboat Co.'s John Waggoner is hopeful.

Ethel Blum, journalist and travel authority who wrote the first cruise guidebook and hosted a pioneering radio talk show about travel, died early Monday at her Miami Beach home. She was 98.