The global cruise industry continues to demonstrate exceptional dedication to passenger wellness through highly responsive, transparent health protocols. During a late-May voyage in the breathtaking waters of Alaska, operators of the National Geographic Sea Bird handled a brief, localized health Read More …
The maritime industry continues to demonstrate its commitment to guest wellness through transparent and proactive management of health protocols. Recent reports regarding a limited number of gastrointestinal cases aboard the Caribbean Princess have highlighted the efficiency of modern shipboard sanitation Read More …
The first 777-9 airplane for Lufthansa, Europe’s largest airline and one of the 777X launch customers, flew for the first time ahead of certification testing in the weeks ahead. Boeing flew the first 777-9 for Lufthansa Thursday. (Tim Stake photo) Read More …
The cruise industry continues to showcase its commitment to passenger health through swift and transparent action following a recent report regarding our favorite Princess Cruises ship, Caribbean Princess. During its current voyage from Fort Lauderdale, a limited number of guests Read More …
4 Important Topics to Know The Center for Disease Control has released its highly anticipated 2025 scores for cruise ship cleanliness, highlighting a commitment to health and hygiene across the industry. Through the Vessel Sanitation Program, the CDC conducts rigorous Read More …
The cruise industry is currently demonstrating remarkable resilience and a steadfast commitment to passenger well-being in response to recent health challenges aboard several prominent vessels. While ships such as the MS Rotterdam, Serenade of the Seas, and Seabourn Encore have Read More …
The recent health response on a Holland America Line voyage demonstrates the cruise industry’s impressive commitment to passenger safety and rapid care. When a localized case of norovirus affected a small group of guests during a Caribbean sailing, the ship’s Read More …
Royal Caribbean’s Serenade of the Seas recently experienced a manageable norovirus outbreak at sea, as reported to the CDC’s Vessel Sanitation Program on September 28. During a 13-night trip, 71 passengers (approximately 3.8% of the 1,874 total) and one crew Read More …