Cruise ship News & Breaking Stories

Simone Biles secures spot on U.S. Olympic team, heading to Tokyo with a strong team of experienced gymnasts. #Tokyo2024 #SimoneBiles

Singapore Airlines plane hit severe turbulence, killing one and injuring dozens. Investigators seek to learn how and why the incident occurred.

Singapore Airlines flight drops 1,800 meters in 3 minutes over Indian Ocean, leaving one dead and dozens injured. Emergency landing in Bangkok.

Rescue team frees humpback whale tangled in line after days of effort in Dutch Harbor, Alaska, providing a heartwarming outcome.

Mauritius allows luxury cruise ship to dock after cholera scare. 3,000 passengers and crew tested negative. Outbreaks happened during COVID-19 pandemic.

UFC Mexico City fight features Sam Hughes against Yazmin Jauregui, with Jauregui dominating and winning by decision. Hughes refused to back down.

The Bahamas and Jamaica have seen an increase in violent crime, prompting travel advisories from Canada and the United States.

Formula 1 superstar Lewis Hamilton joins Fortnite's exclusive "Icon Series" with his own skins and even his famous dog "Roscoe."

Toys"R"Us is making a comeback in the U.S. with the launch of flagship stores nationwide beginning next year. The iconic toy brand is expanding its retail footprint and introducing new retail experiences in airports and cruise ships. Despite challenges for brick-and-mortar stores, physical retail continues to hold value in the market.

Royal Caribbean's Icon of the Seas, the world's largest cruise ship, is set to launch with a waterpark and 40 dining options. The ship, weighing 250,800 tonnes, will have a capacity of 5,610 passengers and will feature a waterpark with six record-breaking slides, seven pools and nine whirlpools. The ship will also have 15 venues for live music and entertainment, as well as 28 different types of accommodation. The Icon of the Seas is set to join the Royal Caribbean fleet on 26 October and will debut in 2024.