On February 15, 2026, the Royal Caribbean cruise ship, Radiance of the Seas, performed a maritime rescue of six individuals from a small, makeshift boat that appeared to be sinking. The incident occurred near the western tip of Cuba while Read More …
The 2025 Risk Intelligence report indicates a complex landscape for global maritime security, characterized by a 30 percent increase in security incidents compared to the previous year. While kidnappings of seafarers remain relatively rare when compared to the peak years Read More …
The Australian Maritime Safety Authority is currently conducting a thorough review of the Carnival Encounter after the vessel docked in Darwin. This proactive investigation follows reports regarding crew welfare and operational conditions on board. Such inspections are a standard and 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 …
Jason Keller, a former passenger of Royal Caribbean’s Adventure of the Seas, has initiated legal action following a severe injury sustained on the FlowRider surf simulator. The incident occurred in February 2025, when the guest fell headfirst while attempting to Read More …
Royal Caribbean’s ambitious project to develop Perfect Day Mexico in Costa Maya has encountered a significant legal obstacle. A federal judge in Mexico recently issued an injunction that temporarily halts construction on the 200-acre resort. This decision follows challenges from Read More …
The global travel landscape is currently witnessing a thoughtful evolution as popular destinations balance the joy of tourism with the preservation of local heritage. Several iconic cities, including Barcelona, Dubrovnik, and Venice, have led the way by implementing measures designed 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 …
The cruise industry presents a unique paradox where the United States dominates as the primary market and home to major cruise lines, yet virtually all large cruise ships are constructed in Europe. This disconnect stems from divergent post-World War II Read More …