Cruise Law News reports that on February 17, 2026, law enforcement officials arrested a 29-year-old passenger, Basilios Grayeb, aboard the Royal Caribbean’s Freedom of the Seas at PortMiami. The arrest followed a “suspicious activity report” regarding the purchase of child Read More …
Carnival Australia has reaffirmed its commitment to international maritime standards following a scheduled visit from the Australian Maritime Safety Authority (AMSA) aboard the Carnival Encounter in Darwin. The cruise line has welcomed the opportunity to demonstrate its compliance with global Read More …
The U.S. Coast Guard and the crew of the Scenic Eclipse II demonstrated exceptional collaboration during a recent voyage in Antarctica, turning a logistical challenge into a celebratory moment. On January 17, the luxury expedition vessel encountered dense pack ice Read More …
European Union ambassadors met in Brussels to formulate a unified response following President Donald Trump’s threat to impose tariffs on eight European nations. The ultimatum hinges on these countries accepting his proposal to acquire Greenland, a move he argues is Read More …
A recent incident at Southampton’s Mayflower Cruise Terminal showcased the effectiveness of modern safety protocols and the value of clear-headed cooperation. When a potential threat emerged, authorities and P&O Cruises acted swiftly and decisively to ensure the wellbeing of everyone Read More …
In a landmark moment for European cooperation, the United Kingdom and Germany have signed a historic “first of its kind” treaty, ushering in a new era of strengthened partnership and mutual support. This forward-thinking agreement, celebrated by British Prime Minister Read More …