Cruise Lines International Association

The European Commission's proposed revision of the EU Emissions Trading System (ETS) is supported by the Cruise Lines International Association (CLIA), which emphasizes that carbon pricing should enhance maritime competitiveness and infrastructure. The proposal aims to reinvest maritime ETS revenues into ports, alternative fuels, and bunkering to accelerate decarbonization while maintaining Europe's global maritime leadership. The cruise industry contributes €64.1 billion annually to Europe's economy and supports 445,000 jobs, with 98% of global cruise ships built in European shipyards.

Recent outbreaks of hantavirus and norovirus on cruise ships have not deterred travelers from booking trips, with demand remaining strong ahead of the busy summer season. Despite health concerns, over 38 million people are projected to take ocean cruises this year. Cruise industry experts say that following health guidance and staying aware of official updates can minimize risks.

Despite recent outbreaks of hantavirus and norovirus on cruise ships, the demand for cruises remains strong, with industry representatives expecting a record number of passengers this year. Three passengers died and several others fell ill in a suspected hantavirus outbreak on the MV Hondius. The Cruise Lines International Association estimates 38.3 million people will travel on ocean-going ships this year.

Cruise passengers are questioning their rights due to a hantavirus outbreak on the MV Hondius and a norovirus outbreak on the Caribbean Princess, sparking concerns about health and safety on cruise ships. The Passenger Bill of Rights provides protections for travelers, including access to emergency medical care and refunds for canceled voyages. Cruise experts recommend that passengers review the bill before their cruises.

A cruise ship virus outbreak has highlighted the hidden risks of travel, particularly on crowded ships where illnesses can spread quickly. The incident has raised concerns about the safety and health protocols in place for travelers. As a result, travelers are being warned to take extra precautions to protect themselves from illness.

A cruise passenger has revealed a fatal error made by the captain after a rat virus outbreak on board. The video shows the first signs of the deadly disease taking hold. The incident resulted in severe consequences.

A deadly rat virus spread quickly through a cruise ship, leaving stranded passengers begging to be let off before experiencing agonizing symptoms. The rapid spread of the virus has raised concerns about the safety and health measures on the ship. Passengers are at risk of severe illness if not evacuated promptly.

A deadly rat virus spread quickly through a cruise ship, leaving passengers stranded and begging to be let off before symptoms hit them. The rapid spread of the virus has raised concerns about the safety and hygiene on the ship. Passengers are anxious to disembark as soon as possible to avoid the agonizing symptoms.