Cruise Lines International Association

At least seven US states reported record high Covid-19 hospitalisations this week.

<p>New voyages are characterised by COVID-19 testing, social distancing, hand sanitising and temperature checks in an effort to recover safely and effectively while convincing travellers to return. </p>

Carnival, Royal Caribbean, and NCL won't set sail until mid-September now -- and that's actually the least of your worries if you're an investor.

Cruise ship operators need to make major changes to guarantee safety in a post-COVID-19 world, but divisions remain between unions and industry about how to ensure a situation like that on the Ruby Princess never happens again.

America's powerful US Centres for Disease Control and Prevention, known as the CDC, has admitted it has yet to consider measures to allow the return of passengers to cruising. CDC's director of Global Migration and Quarantine Martin Cetron told the Miami Herald cruise lines face a &qout;Herculean&qout; task…

Here's a quick read of some of today's coronavirus-related cruise news and announcements.

The true extent of the task of reforming the cruise industry has been spelt out after the US Centres for Disease Control extended its No Sail order until July 24. According to American broadcaster CNN, the centre has &qout;reason to believe that cruise ship travel may continue to introduce, transmit, or …

Cruise ship companies are pressuring Australia's governments to consider localised cruises pointing to economic benefits in regional Australia. Health officers are still considering possible changes on December 17.

The world's largest cruise industry association will introduce tough new COVID-19 measures, to come into effect when the current domestic ban on cruising lifts on December 17.

Australian Government departments are considering ways to restart cruise operations in Australia and are studying guidance from America's Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) and the European Centre for Disease Prevention and Control. The new CDC regime to resume sailings in America was …

<p>Carnival Cruise Line has cancelled five cruises from Australia at the beginning of next year, as well as remaining cruises scheduled for November out of two Florida ports.</p>

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The first major cruise ship to resume tours of the Mediterranean since the coronavirus pandemic hit Europe set sail from the Italian city of Genoa on Sunday, as the industry tries to regain ground after a bruising hiatus.

It's been a surreal five months since the cruise pause in March. The world's fleet of more than 300 ships are riding at anchor all over the planet.  There is no sign yet of a unified protocol that might satisfy health authorities that operators can make their vessels safe, though much work has …

After months living through a global pandemic far from home, Alice Paterson and Chris King were looking forward to their move from Canada back to Western Australia. Then, several legs into their journey, everything ground to a halt.

<p>So far a total of seven passengers have tested positive for COVID-19 aboard the SeaDream 1 cruise ship docked in Barbados, according to two passengers on the ship.</p>

<p>The ongoing ban on cruise ships in Australia is devastating businesses who rely on the booming $5b industry.</p>

The new chairman of the Australian Cruise Association, Philip Holliday expects state-by-state cruising to kick start local operations by early next year. There will be more "cruises to nowhere" and a bigger mix of sea and land-based itineraries to give passengers more time to explore local desti…

Cruise lines from across the globe have paused operations – but are looking to the future. Telegraph Travel looks at when we can cruise again with lines including P&O, Tui, Celebrity, Marella, MSC, Princess, Royal Caribbean and Viking.

Three Carnival Corporation cruise lines have extended their cruise pause within Australia due to travel restrictions set up in response to the pandemic.