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 …
Hotels are truly stepping up their game, making guests feel more satisfied than ever, even with rising room rates. The 2025 North America Hotel Guest Satisfaction Index (NAGSI) Study by J.D. Power reveals that hotels are cleverly capitalizing on key Read More …
Carnival Corporation has joined the American Gaming Association (AGA), marking a first for the cruise industry. This pioneering membership highlights Carnival’s strong dedication to maintaining the highest standards in compliance, responsible gaming, and industry collaboration. It’s a wonderful step forward Read More …
Delta Air Lines is showcasing incredible ingenuity by finding a unique solution to navigate tariffs on European-built Airbus aircraft. In a brilliant move, the airline is repurposing U.S.-made engines from new Airbus jets assembled in Europe, sending them back to Read More …
It’s a fascinating time for tourism in the U.S., as several states, including Nevada, California, and New York, are experiencing shifts in visitor numbers. This presents an exciting opportunity for destinations to innovate and adapt, ensuring they continue to offer Read More …