Cruises - Page 9

September 3

High tourist tax in Hawaii designed to raise funds for climate change challenged by lawsuit

The Cruise Lines International Association filed a lawsuit challenging Hawaii's "Green Fee" bill that will raise tourists' hotel taxes by 11% for climate mitigation funding.

September 2

World's largest cruise ship debuts as industry expects 19 million travelers

AAA forecasts that 19 million Americans will cruise in 2025, marking another record year for the cruise industry with Caribbean destinations leading demand.

August 17

Two vacationers drown at Carnival's new Bahamas private destination

Carnival confirms reports two drowning deaths at Celebration Key less than a month after the $600 million private island destination opened to customers.

August 16

Brother of woman who vanished from cruise 27 years ago reveals critical third witness

Amy Bradley's brother, Brad, criticizes FBI investigation into his sister's 1998 cruise ship disappearance, claims agents failed to interview key witnesses properly.

August 8

Traveler treated for injuries after acrylic glass on cruise ship water slide breaks

A water slide has been shut down after "acrylic glass broke off," while an individual "passed through the slide," a Royal Caribbean Group spokesperson indicated in a statement

August 8

Individual treated for injuries after acrylic glass breaks off of water slide

"The water slide is closed for the remainder of the sailing pending an investigation," a Royal Caribbean Group spokesperson told Fox News Digital (Credit: Jim Muldoon via Storyful)

July 30

FBI investigates sexual assault allegations on Carnival cruise ship

The FBI is investigating a reported sexual assault aboard the Carnival Breeze cruise ship that took place in late-July.

July 28

FBI investigating death on board Carnival Dream cruise ship

The FBI’s Houston Office says they are investigating a death that happened on board the Carnival Dream cruise ship around July 23.

July 24

US cruise passengers nabbed after allegedly possessing lethal drug powerful enough to sedate elephants

Four U.S. cruise ship passengers were arrested in Bermuda after allegedly being caught with drugs powerful enough to sedate an elephant.

July 6

'Poop cruise' documentary exposes 2013 ship nightmare featuring chaos, gross conditions

New Netflix documentary explores the infamous 2013 "poop cruise" incident in which Carnival Triumph passengers were stranded without power, using biohazard bags for waste.