Cruises

Carnival Cruise Line reported a data breach affecting nearly six million passengers, including passport data. A social engineering attack led to the incident and affected customers are being notified.

Tourism Malaysia has entered a one-year promotional partnership with Singapore Airlines. The collaboration focuses on joint marketing initiatives to encourage travel between Malaysia and Singapore.

ITB China 2026 brought together 23,500 attendees from 85 regions at its Shanghai venue. The event served as a key meeting point to enhance international travel cooperation.

Conferma and Trip.Biz have teamed up to introduce a global integration of virtual card payments for the travel industry. The partnership focuses on improving payment technology used by travel agencies and suppliers worldwide.

A Las Vegas Grand Prix travel deal now includes event access, a four-night cruise, and hotel accommodations. The package is available at a competitive price, providing a combined travel experience.

The Hong Kong Tourism Board has signed a three-year agreement with Informa Markets to bring premium exhibitions such as TFOC to the city. This partnership targets the growth of Hong Kong's MICE and luxury tourism sectors.

ITB China 2026 in Shanghai attracted over 23,500 attendees, including a record number of exhibitors. New matchmaking services were introduced to enhance networking among travel professionals.

Royal Caribbean has resumed cruises on the Odyssey of the Seas, running itineraries between Rome and Bayonne. These routes cover both Mediterranean and Caribbean destinations.

Carnival Cruise Line has updated the Mexican Riviera itineraries for its Carnival Panorama ship, affecting cruises departing from Long Beach. Passengers should verify the new schedules to adjust their plans accordingly.

Carnival Cruise Line reported a cybersecurity breach impacting nearly six million passengers, exposing passport and driver’s license information. The affected travelers have been notified and advised to monitor for fraud.