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Princess Cruises revealed its sixth and final Royal-class ship will be called Discovery Princess. Following inaugural sailings starting in November 2021 to the Mediterranean, Caribbean and South America, Discovery Princess will be based at Los...

The Mediterranean is very important to MSC Cruises with 11 of its 16 ships deployed in region this summer and the company is feeling very optimistic about it, according to Bud Darr, EVP maritime policy and government affairs for the line.

The Port of Los Angeles signaled a development opportunity for an Outer Harbor cruise terminal at Berths 46 and 50, with plans to release a request for proposals later this fall.

Norwegian Cruise Line Holdings announced the planned departure of Andy Stuart, president and CEO of Norwegian Cruise Line, following the launch of Norwegian Encore.

Cruise industry veteran Carlos Torres de Navarra, most recently with Carnival Corp. & plc, was appointed CEO of the new destination company Holistica.

The Port of Seattle is marking 20 years as a cruise homeport.

In Hurtigruten’s most extensive stateside event ever, the Norwegian company just gave nearly 300 US and Canadian travel advisors and media a taste of its new hybrid-electric ship, Roald Amundsen.

It was fitting that Roald Amundsen’s maiden call at Vancouver, BC, coincided with Friday’s climate strike there because Hurtigruten is making big strides to reduce its greenhouse gas emissions.

The Ritz-Carlton Yacht Collection confirmed its first vessel will be delayed, with the inaugural voyage set back to mid-June from early February 2020.

Carnival Corp, & plc turned in a better than expected third quarter profit but lowered its outlook on higher fuel prices and cited headwinds including weakening economies in Europe and Asia. Shares fell 8.5%.