The feasibility of using cruise ships for medical support in the war on coronavirus is under discussion.

Acting to preserve resources while keeping its full team employed, Norwegian Cruise Line is going to reduce shoreside pay 20% and shift to a four-day work week.

For probably the first time ever, Meyer Werft urged cruise fans not to come out to watch a ship's conveyance on the Ems River.

In addition to feature story coverage, here's a quick read of some of today’s other coronavirus-related cruise news and announcements.

With a 30-year background in cruise ship operations, Mark Rumbarger is on a mission: To encourage sustainable, eco-friendly, nontoxic disinfectant/cleaning solutions.

Chantiers de l'Atlantique has reduced work activity until Friday, however Celebrity Apex's delivery is still reported on schedule.

Australia has made special arrangements for cruise ships currently at sea to dock to disembark passengers.

In addition to feature story coverage, here's a quick read of some of today’s other coronavirus-related cruise news and announcements.

UBS examined potential cash flow and liquidity for the big three public cruise companies in the event there were zero cash from operations in 2020.

Norwegian Cruise Line Holdings has begun borrowing from two revolving credit facilities that total $1.55bn.