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 …
A federal jury in Miami has awarded $300,000 to a cruise passenger following a lawsuit against Carnival Corporation for over-service of alcohol. The plaintiff, a 45-year-old nurse from California, was a passenger aboard the Carnival Radiance in January 2024. Evidence Read More …
Navigating the rules of air travel ensures a pleasant experience for everyone on board. While most passengers enjoy a seamless journey, it is helpful to understand the guidelines that keep flights safe and organized. Airlines prioritize the collective well-being of Read More …
Stepping back to our ongoing focus on crime against tourists in Hong Kong, the Hong Kong Police Force is demonstrating its commitment to maintaining the city’s reputation as a premier global destination through a series of successful enforcement operations. During Read More …
The cruise industry is demonstrating its unwavering commitment to passenger safety and environmental stewardship by adjusting itineraries in Alaska’s majestic fjord regions. Following a significant landslide last year, major cruise lines including Carnival, Royal Caribbean, Holland America Line, and MSC Read More …
The European Union has officially launched its comprehensive digital Entry/Exit System, known as EES, across the 29-country Schengen Area. This modernized biometric program is designed to replace traditional manual passport stamping with a more efficient, digital approach. While the transition Read More …
Star Clippers is opening a world of adventure for independent explorers by introducing a special promotion that removes the single supplement on select voyages for 2026 and 2027. This limited-time offer is designed to make the unique experience of tall-ship Read More …
Air travel throughout the United States is currently navigating a period of adjustment as several major hubs manage a series of flight modifications. Recent data indicates that approximately 135 flights were canceled and over 1,910 delayed across key cities, including Read More …
The United States aviation industry is showcasing its resilience and dedication to passenger safety as it navigates recent operational adjustments. On April 9, 2026, major transportation hubs including Atlanta, Denver, Houston, Las Vegas, Phoenix, and Washington D.C. coordinated efforts to Read More …