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The Canaveral Port Authority was awarded $908,015 in funding by the US Department of Homeland Security’s Federal Emergency Management Agency Port Security Grant Program.

Galveston Wharves was awarded a $3.75m state grant for a new internal roadway to improve port access and traffic flow between 14th and 20th streets in the east end cruise corridor.

Carnival Corp. & plc needs 25 ships, or about one-quarter of its fleet, sailing at full occupancy to break even.

A survey of industry professionals showed priority for tour bus capacity being reduced by half, a global disinfection program and compulsory COVID-19 tests of passengers ahead of travel.

In a blow to the possible resumption of locally sourced ex-UK cruises and the prospects for British passengers joining a fly cruise, the Foreign & Commonwealth Office has advised against cruise ship travel at this time.

Carnival Corp. & plc outlined steps to moderate capacity by accelerating ship sales and slowing newbuild deliveries during a business update today.

No more buffets or cherry picking from menus, and less interaction between passengers and crew in dining areas were the key takeaways from the most recent Seatrade Cruise Talks webinar, ‘How COVID-19 will affect the future of food and beverage...

Royal Caribbean Group purchased the remaining shares of Silversea Cruises, two years after the company acquired a two-thirds stake in July 2018.

A US judge granted Carnival Corp.'s motion for judgment in a lawsuit alleging the company trafficked in stolen property under Title III of the Helms-Burton Act by using the dock at Santiago, Cuba.

In the latest push to resolve the crisis of stranded crew, 13 countries are urging all IMO states to accept seafarers as 'key workers' who should be permitted to cross borders and access commercial flights.