First Great Lakes Cruise Ship Docks at Buffalo on Historic Voyage
For the first time, a cruise ship cruising the Great Lakes has docked at Buffalo port. This stop is part of a nine-day journey through the region’s waterways.
Experimental Hantavirus Treatment Potentially Used on Cruise Ship Patients
An experimental treatment targeting hantavirus infections is under consideration for passengers affected on cruise ships. This therapy is part of health measures addressing onboard virus outbreaks.
Alaska Cruise Line Tests Alternative Fuel for Greener Voyages
An Alaska cruise line is conducting a trial using an alternative fuel on coastal sailings to support its sustainability goals. The initiative aims to evaluate the fuel's effectiveness in reducing environmental impact.
Alaska Gears Up for Record Cruise Season in 2026
Alaska is preparing for a potentially record-breaking cruise season in 2026, with cruise passenger numbers expected to rise. The state is gearing up to accommodate increased tourist activity during this busy period.
Lawsuit Filed Against Carnival Cruise Over Hot Pool Deck Burns
A passenger has filed a lawsuit against Carnival Cruise after sustaining burns from a hot pool deck onboard. The case highlights concerns about safety conditions on cruise ships.
Luxury Cruise Ship Visits Rochester on Nine-Day Great Lakes Voyage
A luxury cruise ship recently docked at the Port of Rochester, the first such visit in decades. This stop was part of a nine-day voyage traversing the Great Lakes.
PATA Honors Members at 75th Anniversary Summit in Korea
PATA marked its 75th anniversary at the 2026 summit in Pohang, South Korea, by honoring member organizations with partnerships spanning five to seven decades. The event celebrated long-term commitment to regional tourism cooperation.
Major Price Drop on Australian Cruises
An Australian cruise operator has introduced significant price cuts on multiple cruises departing from Australia. Travelers now have the chance to benefit from reduced fares on several voyages.
Alaska Prepares for Record Cruise Season in 2026
The Alaska cruise industry is gearing up for an unprecedented season in 2026 with record passenger numbers expected. Preparations are underway to handle the boost in visitor arrivals.
Lawsuit Filed Over Burn Injuries on Carnival Cruise Pool Deck
A passenger has filed a lawsuit against Carnival Cruise, claiming burn injuries linked to a reportedly hot pool deck. The case brings attention to cruise ship safety standards.
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