Greece 'sinks' with tourists - The arrivals and cruise ships that are lost
Greece's cruise ports have seen significant increases in both cruise ship arrivals and passenger numbers in 2025, reaffirming the country's status as a key Mediterranean cruise destination.
The Government Proposes a Cruise Tax
The Norwegian government has proposed a moderate tax on cruise passengers for municipalities heavily impacted by the tourism industry.
The Government's Cruise Tax: Opens for Charging 100 Kroner per Passenger
The Norwegian government proposes a new cruise tax allowing municipalities heavily affected by tourism to charge 100 kroner per passenger.
Tui Cruises: The Guests are Home, but the Journey Continues for the Crew
Two Tui Cruises ships remain docked in Doha and Abu Dhabi with only a small crew aboard after all passengers have disembarked.
Double test for the cruise industry
The cruise industry faces significant challenges due to escalating shipping fuel costs and operational disruptions resulting from the ongoing conflict in the Middle East.
The large cruise companies are leaving the Middle East and expanding capacity in the Canary Islands for next winter
Major cruise lines are shifting their focus from the Middle East to the Canary Islands for the upcoming winter season, anticipating record numbers of tourist arrivals.
The largest cruise ship in the world is a floating city powered by natural gas, with 20 decks, seven pools, a water park, a casino, and technology that redefines luxury at sea
The Icon of the Seas by Royal Caribbean is heralded as the largest cruise ship in the world, combining state-of-the-art technology with luxury amenities.
CLIA: Prioritizing Onshore Power Supply for Electricity
The Cruise Lines International Association emphasizes the importance of onshore power supply infrastructures in European ports to reduce emissions and promote sustainability in the cruise industry.
Cruise Company Full Ban: This Device is Forbidden on Cruises Except in Cabins
MSC Cruises has implemented a ban on devices capable of secretly recording audio or video on its ships, restricting their use to passenger cabins only.
The murky waters of Australia's cruise ship labour laws
Allegations regarding poor working conditions for Carnival cruise ship workers in Australia have resurfaced, highlighting ongoing concerns about labor laws governing the industry.
Cruise ship trips are breaking records. But ship owners are expecting help on land
Cruise operators are calling on governments to guarantee investments and urgently modernize port infrastructure to support the growing cruise industry in Europe, as passenger numbers are expected to rise significantly in the coming years.
Cruise industry in turmoil
The cruise industry is facing significant disruptions as multiple cruises have been canceled due to regional tensions in the Persian Gulf, impacting thousands of stranded passengers.
Explora Journeys (MSC) accelerates the roadmap to have 'six luxury floating hotels' by 2028
Explora Journeys has announced plans to deploy six luxury cruise ships by 2028, with a total investment of €3.5 billion.
ABS: New Cruise Center of Excellence in Florida
ABS announced the opening of a new Cruise Center of Excellence in Fort Lauderdale, Florida, aimed at providing specialized services to the cruise industry.
CLIA warns of side effects from cruise fees
The CEO of the Cruise Lines International Association (CLIA) discusses the implications of cruising fees during a press conference in Madeira.
ABS: New Center of Excellence for Cruising
The American Bureau of Shipping (ABS) has launched a new Cruise Center of Excellence in Fort Lauderdale, Florida, offering specialized services to the cruising industry.
"Alarm" from CLIA regarding side effects from fees in cruising
Bud Darr of the Cruise Lines International Association (CLIA) emphasized the importance of stability in the cruise market and proper management of tourist flows during a press conference.
European CLIA Conference 2026 in Madeira
European policymakers and cruise industry leaders will meet in Madeira from February 23 to 26, 2026, for the European Conference of the Cruise Lines International Association (CLIA).
Fury Erupted Among Passengers When Cruise Line Introduced New Restaurant Dress Code
Passengers on a Norwegian Cruise Line ship expressed outrage over new dress code rules that ban sandals and shorts in the ship's fine dining restaurants.
Attacks on scrap metal piles that greet cruise passengers in Seyðisfjörður
Attacks on scrap metal piles at the Seyðisfjörður harbor, which welcome cruise passengers, have raised concerns in the local community.
Tom Cruise and the Artificial Intelligence Ecosystem
A recent AI-generated video featuring Tom Cruise and Brad Pitt has sparked a debate in the media industry about the existential threat posed by AI to traditional filmmaking.
Piraeus Port maintains a strong homeporting position in the cruise industry
Piraeus Port continues to see growing demand in the cruise industry, indicating a strong local and regional market.
The fistfight between Tom Cruise and Brad Pitt made with artificial intelligence that worries all of Hollywood
A hyper-realistic AI-generated video depicting a fight between Tom Cruise and Brad Pitt has alarmed the Hollywood film industry and sparked significant debate.
Tom Cruise Emerges in AI Videos, Sparking New Debates about Copyright
Videos generated by AI featuring stars like Tom Cruise and Brad Pitt have ignited discussions on the impact of artificial intelligence on copyright laws in the creative industry.
Why do we like cruises so much? The sweet moment of vacationing at sea
The cruise industry is experiencing unprecedented growth, largely driven by new routes and an influx of younger travelers, despite global geopolitical tensions.
Cruises: Profit Machines on the High Seas
The cruise industry is experiencing an unprecedented boom as it rebounds from the COVID-19 pandemic, with expectations of nearly 40 million passengers by 2026.
China’s cruise industry passes major milestone as Beijing eyes travel boom
China's cruise industry has seen significant growth, with its first major domestic cruise ship reaching 1 million passengers, a milestone that reflects Beijing's aim to enhance household spending and boost the travel sector.
Navantia prepares for another record year of cruise repairs at the Cádiz shipyards
Navantia is set for a record year in cruise ship repairs with 13 contracts signed for 2026, notably including a large-scale project with Royal Caribbean.
Record orders by shipowners - 74 new ships for 65 billion euros
The cruise ship industry is undergoing significant expansion with 74 new cruise ships ordered globally, valued at over 65 billion euros and set to enter service by 2036, increasing passenger capacity by 205,000.
F.A.Z. Salary Check: How much does a cruise captain earn?
The article discusses Tommy Möller's late entry into the cruise industry, his rapid rise to captain, the amount of time he spends at sea, and his salary.