Cruises, by their inclusive nature, are lauded as dollar-stretching vacations. But along with fuel surcharges, which con...

The National Transportation Safety Board will hold a public meeting to discuss the probable cause of the May 2007 ground...

The former Song of Norway, the first cruise ship built for Royal Caribbean, is being detained by the Coast Guard in New ...

An article in the New York Times today painted a not-so-pretty picture of cruise ship art auctions.http://rssfeeds.usato...

It's Wednesday, Cruise Loggers, and you know what that means: It's time to meet a fellow reader who has been active on t...

With the weather having quickly improved in Bermuda today, Norwegian Cruise Line is sending its ships back earlier than ...

Carnival Cruise Lines began testing an open seating dining program on the Carnival Legend that, if successful, could rol...

It's Monday, Cruise Loggers, and that means it's once again time for our "Reader Tip of the Week" feature -- a chance fo...

Carnival's newest vessel officially debuted today in Dover, England. The 3,006-passenger ship is the line's largest ever...

Click on the links below to read USA TODAY Cruise editor Gene Sloan's first-hand reports of sailing on cruise ships arou...

River cruise operator Uniworld will launch its 10th and 11th ships next spring, one as its first vessel to sail outside ...

Orient Lines, the destination cruise line that lost its only vessel in March and seemed destined to the ranks of lines i...

Cruise itineraries were not affected as Bertha, the first **** of the 2008 Atlantic **** season, threatened bu...

A short cruise to see glaciers and whales ended up being an adventure with Coast Guard helicopters and rescue boats when...

This item was written by Johanna Jainchill, who covers cruising for Travel Weekly. Jainchill is serving as Guest Editor ...