A preliminary hearing in the Auckland District Court involving 13 parties in relation to the Whakaari/White Island volcano eruption that killed passengers on a shore excursion from Royal Caribbean’s Ovation of the Seas last December has been...

NYK Cruises’ Asuka II, which home ports in Yokohama, will resume domestic sailings carrying Japanese passengers starting November 2.

Viking Cruises is among a list of ship operators which has signed up to be first to utilize Wilhelmsen’s Smart Ropes system.

Costa Diadema became the second ship operated by Costa Cruises to resume service in the Mediterranean when she sailed from Genoa Saturday. 

Peter Hutchison was promoted to SVP, deputy chief ethics and compliance officer at Carnival Corp. & plc.

Royal Caribbean Group is playing up its penchant for innovative technology in its approach to making a safe cruise vacation.

Ransomware attacks are becoming ‘more common’ as a consequence of ships’ reliance on 'third parties to monitor and control operations and performance,' warns Karen Bolton, CEO, Nettitude – the Lloyd’s Register cyber-arm which supports companies...

With an increasing number of ships returning to service following the easing of COVID-19 restrictions, Survitec advises that life-saving appliances are maintained according to their original service schedules to avoid delays.

COVID-19 tests will be required for all passengers travelling on board Costa Cruises’ ships when operations restart for the Italian market on September 6, amid the line obtaining RINA’s Biosafety Trust Certification.

MSC Grandiosa slowly edged away from her berth in Genoa at 7.30 Sunday evening carrying around 1,000 passengers to become the first ship from the MSC Cruises fleet to welcome guests back and to implement the company’s health and safety protocol.