Canada has come out in support of a global ban on heavy fuel oil in Arctic waters.

Since Jan. 1, the global limit on the sulphur content of ships' fuel oil has been reduced to 0.5% from 3.5% under the so-called IMO 2020 regulation.

A federal judge in Miami dismissed a second lawsuit claiming that a cruise operator trafficked in stolen property by using the Havana cruise terminal.

A federal judge in Miami approved MSC Cruises’ motion to dismiss a lawsuit alleging the line trafficked in stolen property by using the Havana cruise terminal.

Chantiers de l’Atlantique is poised to integrate the first LNG-powered fuel cell aboard a cruise ship, MSC Europa. Steel was cut today for MSC Cruises’ newly named first World Class newbuild.

Toward its goal of becoming completely emission-free, Hurtigruten has started testing biodiesel aboard one of its ships, Polarlys.

Sixty percent of Americans believe a recession is likely in 2020 and many travel sellers are concerned about this, along with disruption from the US presidential election.

Cruise Lines International Association worked with the California state legislature to amend Assembly Bill 5, 'The Opportunity to Work Act,' to protect the independent contractor option for the more than 26,000 CLIA travel agents in California.

Five new lawsuits have been filed against cruise lines under Title III of the Helms-Burton Act, which deals with the trafficking of stolen property in Cuba.

With cruise business growing in the Great Lakes, stakeholders are pleased about US Customs and Border Protection's recently approved modified cruise passenger process.