Author: Nathan Diller, USA TODAY

Carnival Corp. and Royal Caribbean Group will deploy the internet service from Elon Musk’s SpaceX on its ships.

Norwegian Prima, the first ship in Norwegian Cruise Line’s first new class in almost 10 years, will set sail on Aug. 27.

Gratuities can give cruise passengers sticker shock, but travelers can take steps to avoid that. Here’s what you need to know.

Carnival Cruise Line, Royal Caribbean International and Celebrity Cruises announced they will now accept administered COVID-19 tests.

As cruise lines drop their COVID-19 rules, cruise bookings are up. Here’s what that means for travelers.

Frontier Airlines will roll out five new international routes from Atlanta this fall serving the Bahamas, El Salvador, Jamaica and Costa Rica.

Carnival will unveil its second BOLT roller coaster when its new ship, Celebration, debuts in November.

Storylines, a new residential community at sea, will launch its first ship in 2024 with residences starting at $1 million for the ship’s lifetime.

Cruise lines are changing their protocols after the CDC ended its COVID-19 cruise ship program.

Five major cruise lines will welcome all guests, regardless of vaccination status, on some sailings beginning in early September.