Cruise news: Travel industry might face greater scrutiny if Dems take Senate

 

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CRUISE August 28, 2018 INSIGHT BY TOM STIEGHORST Travel industry might again face Rockefeller-style scrutiny if Dems take Senate Sen. Ed Markey's demands of travel insurers are reminiscent of the style that Sen. Jay Rockefeller brought to cruise industry oversight and a reminder of what the bigger players in the travel industry may be in for if Democrats take control of the Senate. READ MORE NEWS Hurricane forces Pride America to alter itineraries Norwegian Cruise Line said the Pride of America will return to Honolulu one day late as a result of Hurricane Lane's proximity to Hawaii. READ MORE Crystal now selling the Endeavor Bookings opened a day after Crystal laid the keel for the 200-passenger ship in a ceremony at the Werften shipyard. READ MORE Carnival line's largest ship going to Port Canaveral Under an agreement with Canaveral's port authority, the line will get a new terminal for the 5,286-passenger ship it plans to deploy in 2020. READ MORE P&O Cruises to stop billing for gratuities in 2019 The British-based subsidiary of Carnival Corp. currently charges a daily service fee for each passenger, which will become part of the fare May. READ MORE Advertisement Advertisement FEATURED STORY No clear solution for disposing of sludge produced by scrubbers The cruise industry might have tamed an air pollution problem only to create the potential for new contamination of the waters in which its vessels sail. READ MORE MORE FROM TRAVEL WEEKLY Reality Check: Want to feel safe? Travel abroad By Richard Turen If you think staying home is safer than traveling overseas, the data might surprise you. READ MORE CRUISE Editor: Tom Stieghorst Email the editor Follow us on: Subscribe to Travel Weekly eNewsletters For promotional opportunities in this newsletter, contact sales@travelweekly.com 100 Lighting Way, Secaucus, New Jersey 07094   201-902-2000 Privacy Policy You can unsubscribe if you wish to stop receiving TW Cruise newsletter.