Author: Nathan Diller, USA TODAY

Here’s how cruise lines like Carnival, Royal Caribbean, Norwegian and Disney have pivoted voyages around Hurricane Ian.

After major cruise lines rolled back COVID-19 rules, some passengers felt nervous while others were reassured by remaining protocols.

National Geographic Expeditions and TUI Group will offer tours on subjects such as history, culture and conservation.

Norwegian Cruise Line sent a cruise originally bound for Bermuda to Canada due to Hurricane Fiona.

Princess Cruises’ new ship Sun Princess is set to join the line’s fleet in early 2024.

Hall des Lumières, a new immersive digital art center in New York City, opened Sept. 14.

American Cruise lines will begin offering the National Parks & Legendary Rivers itinerary next year.

‘Hell of a Cruise,’ a new Peacock documentary, centers on the early days of the pandemic on the Diamond Princess and other impacted cruise ships.

The Viking Kvasir collided with a cargo ship in heavy fog near Wesel, Germany on Sunday.

Viking welcomed passengers aboard the Viking Mississippi earlier on Sept. 3.