Guests Return Safely Following Sudden Tropical Squall

Severe weather abruptly interrupted shore operations for Holland America Line’s Noordam during its visit to Kiriwina Island in Papua New Guinea. The ship was midway through a 42-night sailing from Sydney to Auckland when a sudden squall produced winds reaching Read More …

Families Find Freedom Living As Digital Nomads

The concept of the digital nomad has evolved significantly, moving beyond solo travelers to include entire families who blend remote work, education, and global travel. Often referred to as “worldschooling,” this lifestyle allows parents to maintain their careers through flexible Read More …

Royal Caribbean Details Green Tech Initiatives

In response to growing environmental scrutiny regarding mega-ships like the Icon of the Seas, Royal Caribbean Group has highlighted the data within their “Destination Net Zero” sustainability strategy. Addressing the specific criticisms regarding sewage and emissions, the company points to Read More …

The Best Cruise Ship Thrill Ride Returns

Cruise Hive readers have officially voted Carnival Cruise Line’s “Bolt: Ultimate Sea Coaster” as the Best Cruise Ship Feature of 2025. This recognition marks the fifth consecutive year the attraction has secured the top position, maintaining its status as a Read More …

Delicious New Dining Debuts On Tropical Cruises

Margaritaville at Sea is ushering in a fresh era of onboard dining with the introduction of High Tide Market, a vibrant food hall concept designed to enhance the casual guest experience. This innovative venue moves away from the traditional single-line Read More …

New Adventures Await For Lindblad Cruise Fleet

Lindblad Expeditions has officially announced the retirement of two of its most enduring vessels, the National Geographic Sea Bird and the National Geographic Sea Lion. These sister ships have been central to the company’s operations for decades, particularly within the Read More …

Cruise Ships Are Prepared For Every Situation

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 …

The Bahamas Expands Maritime Career Opportunities

The Bahamian government has introduced a new measure that marks a positive milestone for the country’s maritime industry. The new rule makes pilot services a compulsory requirement for all vessels, including cruise ships, calling at Bahamian ports. This initiative, which Read More …

A Shared Vision For Hawaii’s Sustainable Tourism

Hawaii is embarking on an inspiring journey to harmonize its world-renowned tourism industry with ambitious environmental goals, sparking a wonderfully collaborative conversation across the islands. The state’s proposal to enhance sustainability has opened the door for a productive partnership between Read More …