125 People Sick in Third Princess Cruise Norovirus Outbreak This Year
Nathan Diller and USA TODAY on July 2, 2026
Both passengers and crew fell ill on this nearly three-week voyage, marking the CDC’s seventh cruise outbreak logged so far in 2026.
Is Carnival the Cheapest Cruise? Why the Prices Can Be ‘Hard to Beat’
Nathan Diller and USA TODAY on June 12, 2026
Carnival consistently advertises the lowest cruise fares — but add Wi-Fi, drinks, and specialty dining, and your actual total could look very different.
‘No Reason’ to Raise Interest Rates after Jobs Report, Trump Says
Nathan Diller and USA TODAY on June 7, 2026
Markets fell after May’s stronger-than-expected jobs report of 172,000 new positions, pushing traders to expect a rate hike — not a cut — this year.
Norwegian Cruise Line Cancels Months of Cruises on Viva
Nathan Diller and USA TODAY on June 2, 2026
Affected passengers are being offered full refunds and a 10% future cruise credit after Norwegian scrapped nearly three months of Norwegian Viva sailings set for late 2027.
Plus-Size Southwest Flyers Can Get Extra Seat for Free at Airport
Nathan Diller and USA TODAY on May 29, 2026
Southwest’s airport gate agents can now hand out free extra seats on the spot — reversing a stricter policy the airline put in place just four months ago.
This Cruise Line Could Charge Guests Who Bring Food Back to Cabins
Nathan Diller and USA TODAY on May 28, 2026
Costa Cruises warned passengers on select sailings that smuggling buffet food to staterooms or pool decks could trigger a $70 cleaning fee — even though the policy already exists.
Mexico Blocks Royal Caribbean’s Massive Cruise Destination
Nathan Diller and USA TODAY on May 21, 2026
Nearly 5 million petition signatures helped convince Mexico’s environmental ministry to reject the resort, citing risks to the Mesoamerican Reef and local sea turtles.
More Than 110 People Sick in Princess Cruise Norovirus Outbreak
Nathan Diller and USA TODAY on May 7, 2026
At least 115 passengers and crew have fallen ill with vomiting and diarrhea aboard the Caribbean Princess, which won’t receive a deep disinfection until it docks May 11.
This Cruise Line Is Raising Some Gratuity Rates
Nathan Diller and USA TODAY on April 14, 2026
If you’re booked on an MSC Caribbean or Alaska sailing, prepaying your gratuities before May 11 could save you as much as $3 per person per night.
They Paid $45K for a Family Cruise. It Was Never Booked
Nathan Diller and USA TODAY on April 13, 2026
The accused couple allegedly collected nearly $45,000 through Zelle, checks, and cash from trusting friends — then handed back bounced checks and excuses instead of boarding passes.
These Adults-Only Carnival Cruises Are Exclusive. What to Know.
Nathan Diller and USA TODAY on April 10, 2026
Carnival won’t publish prices or reveal how invitations are sent — but if you qualify for one of its 22 adults-only SEA sailings in 2026, an exclusive offer could land quietly in your inbox.
Think Cruises Are Gross? These Ships Scored a 100 on CDC Inspections
Nathan Diller and USA TODAY on April 7, 2026
From Royal Caribbean to Celebrity Cruises, a handful of ships earned the cleanest possible bill of health.
Why Some Travelers Are Canceling Trips Right Now
Nathan Diller and USA TODAY on March 24, 2026
Geopolitical tensions, airport chaos and rising airfares are converging into a perfect storm — and booking data shows the impact is already measurable.
Carnival Cancels Nearly a Dozen Cruises. See the Impacted Dates
Nathan Diller and USA TODAY on March 16, 2026
Eleven voyages on one of the line’s ships just got wiped from the schedule — and affected passengers face a tough choice.
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