Recent reports from Cruise Law News highlight a significant surge in the deportation of foreign cruise ship employees by U.S. federal authorities. Over 200 crew members, primarily from the Philippines, have been forcibly removed from vessels at various U.S. ports, 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 …
Holland America Line is updating its service structures to further support its dedicated team members and maintain the high standard of excellence guests expect. This transition includes a modest adjustment to the daily crew appreciation fee, which is now set Read More …
The traditional American hotel amenity of free hot breakfast is currently facing significant economic pressure as operators struggle with rising costs and narrowing profit margins. Industry data indicates that breakfast service can consume 5 percent or more of a hotel’s Read More …
The Trump Administration and U.S. Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy have announced a mandatory “Operations Specification” that requires all U.S. air carriers to adopt strictly merit-based hiring practices for pilots. Published recently, the directive effectively mandates the termination of diversity, equity, Read More …
A new study focuses on navigating the world of car rentals in 2026 is becoming an empowering experience for travelers who prioritize transparency and informed decision-making. As regional governments and airports implement new tax structures, such as the recent update Read More …
A recent report from Cruise Law News tells us the Department of Transportation has released its fourth-quarter crime report for 2025, detailing incidents reported to the FBI under the Cruise Vessel Security and Safety Act. During this period, 44 crimes Read More …
Recent industry discussions prompted by a current lawsuit involving Royal Caribbean have highlighted the extensive protocols cruise lines have in place to manage medical emergencies and unexpected fatalities at sea. While the specific legal case regarding passenger Michael Virgil involves Read More …
U.S. hoteliers are bracing for a road filled with cost increases as they finalize budgets for 2026, adopting a strategy based on “realism and not on hope.” The industry is adapting to a significantly more expensive operating environment where cost Read More …