Here's a quick read of some of today’s coronavirus-recovery cruise news. This will be updated throughout the day.

Sea Cloud Cruises canceled the upcoming winter Caribbean season for two of its vessels — Sea Cloud and Sea Cloud II — for the second year running.

Carnival Cruise Line's third Excel-class ship — to be named Carnival Jubilee after an early Fun Ship — will be based in Galveston.

Enchanted Princess, whose inaugural cruise season begins Nov. 10 from Port Everglades, will be named at festivities on Dec. 13.

Construction proceeds at Port Coral, a new cruise ship docking facility by The Feinstein Group of Companies near Belize City.

Aqua Expeditions announced the expansion of its fleet with the acquisition of 50mtr yacht Aqua Mare to sail the Galapagos Islands.

The MSC Foundation and Food For The Poor partnered with Miami-Dade County Mayor Daniella Levine Cava and Miami-Dade Commissioner Jean Monestime to coordinate humanitarian assistance for Haiti.

Holland America Line’s Rotterdam departs today from Port Everglades on its inaugural Caribbean cruise.

Wonder of the Seas, the new world's largest cruise ship, is scheduled to leave Chantiers de l'Atlantique Friday afternoon for Marseille where some final touches will be completed.

Viking's 2023 expedition voyages includes a new two-week Great Lakes itinerary and additional North and South America programs.