In a proactive response to the upcoming general election in the Bahamas, Carnival Cruise Line and other major carriers are implementing creative itinerary solutions to ensure a seamless guest experience. On May 12, 2026, the Bahamas will observe a nationwide Read More …
The international travel community is witnessing a remarkable moment of unity as countries including Russia, the United Kingdom, the United States, Germany, and Canada join forces to advocate for the protection of passenger interests. This collaborative effort focuses on addressing Read More …
CruiseLaw News reports that a federal jury in Miami has held Carnival Cruise Line liable for injuries sustained by a passenger, Diana Sanders, following an incident involving the excessive service of alcohol. During a voyage on the Carnival Radiance in Read More …
A federal jury in Miami has awarded $300,000 to a cruise passenger following a lawsuit against Carnival Corporation for over-service of alcohol. The plaintiff, a 45-year-old nurse from California, was a passenger aboard the Carnival Radiance in January 2024. Evidence Read More …
Stepping back to our ongoing focus on crime against tourists in Hong Kong, the Hong Kong Police Force is demonstrating its commitment to maintaining the city’s reputation as a premier global destination through a series of successful enforcement operations. During Read More …
Important Topics To Know Navigating modern customer service doesn’t have to be a source of frustration, even as more companies transition to AI-driven support systems. While these digital assistants are designed to streamline operations and reduce costs, savvy consumers can Read More …
As of February 2026, the travel industry is facing a significant regulatory shift as nearly 20 U.S. states have introduced or enacted “price surveillance” legislation. These bills aim to curb the use of artificial intelligence and sophisticated algorithms that set Read More …
Carnival Corporation & plc (NYSE/LSE: CCL; NYSE: CUK), the world’s largest cruise company, earned a spot on three Forbes awards lists for 2026 — America’s Best Companies, America’s Best-in-State Companies in Florida and the Most Trusted Companies in America — recognizing Read More …
The U.S. Department of Transportation (DOT), under the current administration, has suspended the proposed cash compensation rule that would have required airlines to pay passengers up to $775 for significant delays or cancellations caused by the carrier’s fault. This deregulatory Read More …