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‘Unfortunately, despite the rapid rescue operation, the passenger sustained fatal injuries,’ MSC Cruises said

NEW YORK — A European cruise line’s expansion plans will bring an annual $102 million in new revenue to New York City — as well as more than 200,000 additional tourists per year, Mayor Eric Adams predicts.

What was once an industrial wasteland of an island has been turned into a tropical paradise with diligent work by the MSC Foundation, the philanthropic nonprofit arm of MSC Cruises.

Passengers will have the choice of six swimming pools and 33 onboard restaurants and bars as well as a theatre, fairground rides and a 75m high slide

FORT LAUDERDALE, Fla. — When the MSC Meraviglia made its Florida debut in Miami in 2019, it was the seventh-largest cruise ship in the world.

Demand for cruises is back to pre-pandemic levels. We explore how it has improved and the newest trends, from sustainability to far-flung destinations, luxe upgrades and millennial appeal

The biggest changes to public health protocols on cruise ships since cruising restarted last summer during the pandemic are taking effect in early September, when most cruise lines leaving from U.S. ports will allow unvaccinated passengers. Many of them also are loosening coronavirus preboarding testing requirements.

The World Cup hosts are promising a “variety of price options”, with tariffs at the fan village from £66 a night, based on two sharing

The trade group representing the cruise ship industry unsuccessfully pushed international authorities to water down new environmental regulations despite members’ commitments to addressing climate change, ocean air pollution experts have warned

What to pack for a cruise holiday according to a travel expert - and some of the weird and wonderful items that have made it into Brits' suitcases

MIAMI — In a consequential ruling Monday night, a Miami federal judge said four major cruise lines with South Florida ties — Carnival, Norwegian, Royal Caribbean and MSC Cruises — engaged in “prohibited tourism” and “trafficking activities” by carrying passengers to Cuba and profiting from the use of Havana port…