Carnival Cruise Line has opened bookings for Carnival Tropicale, which will begin sailing from Galveston on 15 April 2028.
Carnival Cruise Line announces Carnival Tropicale features, opens 2028 bookings
Carnival Cruise Line expands complimentary dining with new nacho bowls
Carnival Cruise Line has introduced complimentary nacho bowls at BlueIguana Cantina aboard six ships as the cruise line continues to expand its casual dining offering.
Carnival Cruise Line revives Carnival Destiny name for largest cruise ship yet
Carnival Cruise Line will revive the Carnival Destiny name for its largest ship yet, at 230,000 gross tons and accommodating up to 8.000 passengers.
Carnival Cruise Line expands dining with new restaurants and fleetwide menus
Carnival Cruise Line is introducing new restaurants, bars and menu enhancements across its fleet and future ships.
Carnival completes expansion of RelaxAway, Half Moon Cay for Excel-class
Carnival Cruise Line has completed a major expansion of its private Bahamian destination, RelaxAway, Half Moon Cay, adding new guest facilities and a pier that will allow larger ships to call at […]
Carnival Cruise Line upgrades Glory and Magic with new venues and branding
Carnival Cruise Line has completed refurbishment projects aboard two of its vessels, with new guest facilities added to Carnival Glory and an extensive dry dock programme completed on Carnival Magic.
Carnival Cruise Line expands Isla Tropicale with new pool area and updated branding
Carnival Cruise Line has introduced a new pool complex and refreshed branding at its Roatán destination, marking the latest phase of investment in its Caribbean port portfolio.
Carnival Cruise Line debuts new bow crest on Carnival Legend following dry dock
Carnival Legend has returned to service following a 16-day dry dock, unveiling a new bow design that will be introduced across Carnival Cruise Line’s U.S.-based fleet.
How cruise lines like Carnival and Costa are reducing food waste at sea
For an industry that serves millions of meals every day, food waste has long been one of cruising’s most complex operational challenges.
Carnival Tropicale to homeport in Galveston as fleet expansion continues
Carnival Cruise Line has confirmed that its fifth Excel-class ship, Carnival Tropicale, will homeport in Galveston when it enters service in 2028.
Carnival introduces express dining across fleet, shortening dinner service times
Carnival Cruise Line is introducing a new Express Dining option across its fleet, allowing guests to complete a multi-course dinner service in under an hour while maintaining the structure of the line’s […]
Carnival Cruise Line refreshes Conquest and Encounter with new lounges, family areas
Carnival Cruise Line has returned one ship to service in the United States while another undergoes refurbishment in Asia, as the company continues a programme of mid-life upgrades across its fleet.
Carnival Cruise Line adds steakhouse and sushi venue to Australia-based ships
Carnival Cruise Line is expanding its onboard dining offering in Australia with the introduction of new restaurants across its locally based fleet, including the premium steakhouse Fahrenheit 555 and the casual takeaway […]
Carnival Cruises to call at African ports for 1st time on Mediterranean itineraries
Carnival Cruise Line has confirmed that it will call at ports in Africa for the first time as part of its Mediterranean programme, with sailings planned for the summer of 2027.
Cruise History: How the US came to dominate cruising after Europe’s headstart
The failure of SS Leviathan seemed to solidify Europe’s trans-Atlantic passenger dominance in the 1920s, but within a few decades US-based cruise brands redefined the industry.
How giant cruise ships stay afloat
How modern cruise ships, complete with theatres, neighbourhoods, and pools, manage to float effortlessly across the ocean.
Cruise lines reinvent casino at sea for a new generation of passengers
Cruise lines are reshaping the role of casinos at sea, transforming them from tucked-away gaming rooms into design-led entertainment hubs that sit at the heart of the onboard experience.
Carnival Cruise Line returns flagship Mardi Gras to service following major refit
Carnival Cruise Line’s Mardi Gras has returned to service after completing an extensive dry dock in Marseille, France, that introduced new interconnecting staterooms, redesigned public areas, and a range of upgrades improving accessibility and […]
Shorter sailings, bigger ships: Why cruise lines are reconfiguring Bahamas market
Once considered low-yield filler in cruise schedules, short Bahamas sailings are being redefined as high-margin products, with major lines deploying newer and larger ships on shorthaul cruises.
Carnival Cruise Line introduces fresh-baked donuts, beignets, churros across US fleet
Carnival Cruise Line is expanding its food and beverage offer with the introduction of made-to-order pastries across its North American fleet.
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