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Coronavirus and Cruises

A cruise should be one of the most relaxing ways that you and your family can vacation. Every cruise line bills their cruise experience as a refreshing one – with exciting excursions, onboard entertainment, and an endless supply of tropical beverages. According to the Cruise Line International Association, more than 32 million passengers are expected […]

Categories:Cruise Ship Illness

Beware of Norovirus Before Your Next Cruise

Cruises are a popular way to travel because they’re relatively stress-free. You can just sit back, sip on a daiquiri, and enjoy watching the endless hypnotic movement of the ocean’s tide from the ship’s deck. Thirty million passengers are expected to travel by cruise in 2019, according to the Cruise Lines International Association, Inc. However, […]

Categories:Cruise Ship Injury

Latest Cruise Ship News

The Cruise Lines International Association (CLIA) expects 30 million passengers on its cruises in 2019. Over one million employees and 290 ships are part of this organization alone, so handling the logistics of providing world-class entertainment and leisure to the travelling public is overwhelming. There have been recent reports about the working conditions on cruise […]

Categories:Cruise Ship News, Passenger Claims

The Current State of the Cruise Ship Business

The cruise ship business is one that is constantly growing. Companies feel pressure to compete with each other and to innovate the cruise experience to make each voyage more exciting than the last. As a result, these companies often make problematic business decisions, which require excessive amounts of money and occasionally lead to them going […]

Categories:Cruise Ship News

Carnival Cruises Investigated for Dumping Sewage

The government of the Bahamas will launch an investigation of Carnival Cruise Line for discharging nearly 500,000 gallons of treated sewage into Bahamian waters following the release of a report from a Florida federal judge. The 205-page report identified 13 incidents where Carnival illegally dumped treated sewage into the waters of the Bahamas during the […]

Categories:Cruise Ship News

Attorney Louis A. Vucci quoted in news article

Louis A. Vucci, the lead attorney of , was recently asked to provide input for an article titled “Cruising for a Bruising: Passenger Personal Injury Suits Flow, But Crew Member Litigation is Drying Up” on law.com’s Daily Business Review. The article discusses a new law, the Forced Arbitration Injustice Repeal (FAIR) Act. Currently, most cruise […]

Categories:Cruise Ship News

Norwegian Cruise Line to Add Two New Ships

As part of their ongoing mission to renovate and improve their fleet, Norwegian Cruise Line Holdings announced on January 8th that they will be adding two new ships to their line in 2022 and 2025. These completely new ships are in addition to the $100 million renovations to their four Regatta-class ships, announced last year. […]

Categories:Cruise Ship News

Carnival cruise ship “Triumph” gets failing grade for poor conditions

A routine inspection by two inspectors from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention uncovered unsanitary conditions aboard the Carnival Cruise Line’s ship, the Triumph. The CDC gave the 2754-passenger ship a rare failing grade for more than two dozen violations. Most cruise ships owned and operated by the major cruise lines routinely pass health […]

Categories:Cruise Ship News

Celebrity Cruises Announces New Ship, New Cruise to Galapagos Islands

Have you ever wanted to visit the Galapagos Islands? How about doing so in luxury and style? Well, if that trip has been on your list of things to do, Celebrity Cruises may have an option that you would enjoy. The Miami based cruise company announced that it is building a specialty ship named the […]

Categories:Celebrity Cruises

Virgin Voyages to begin hosting adults-only cruises

In 2020, Virgin Voyages will launch new ships that will be for travelers ages 18 and up. The company made the decision to launch the no kids allowed line after seeking input from travelers. The president and CEO of Virgin Voyages, Tom McAlpin, said that this customer input highlighted that people wanted to “set sail […]

Categories:Cruise Ship News