In an attempt to resolve the crew change crisis the industry and unions have come together in a 12-step solution providing a roadmap for governments to get seafarers out of COVID-19 lockdown.

The Australian owner and chairman of the Scenic Group, Glen Moroney, told Seatrade Cruise News the outfitting of Scenic Eclipse II will be done by MKM Yachts, the group’s own new shipyard in Croatia. Five polar yachts are planned there in Scenic's...

Oceania Cruises launched what it called 'The Ultimate Sale,' and with per person prices starting at $999 for inside staterooms and $1,399 for veranda rooms on an upmarket line like this, that's no overstatement.

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

Royal Caribbean Cruises Ltd. expects a net loss for the first quarter ended March 31 and the 2020 year given the impact of COVID-19.

Though he conceded cruising will likely be one of the last of the Walt Disney Co.'s travel-oriented businesses to resume in the COVID-19 era, CEO Bob Chapek said research shows continued interest in cruise travel.

OneSpaWorld Holdings reached a definitive agreement to sell $75m in common equity and warrants to Steiner Leisure Ltd. and its affiliates and other investors, including certain funds advised by Neuberger Berman Investment Advisers and members of...

The breathtaking $2.4bn single-day capital raise for Norwegian Cruise Line Holdings makes a total of $3.5bn in liquidity, securing the company for more than 18 months in a no-revenue environment, CEO Frank Del Rio told Seatrade Cruise News.

Norwegian Cruise Line Holdings plans to announce first quarter financial results before market open on May 14.

Sharp Crew Management participated in the complex repatriation of more than 8,000 cruise line crew members from throughout the world, and efforts continue to get more home.