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Norwegian Cruise Line’s Pride of America is cutting short its current Hawaii itinerary to return to Honolulu ahead of Tropical Storm Lala, which is expected to strengthen into a Category 1 hurricane before reaching the Hawaiian Islands.

The decision will delay disembarkation by one day and impact both current guests and passengers booked on the following sailing.


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Carnival Cruise Line has launched a ground-breaking shoe recycling programme across its entire U.S. fleet in partnership with Miami-based organisation Sneaker Impact. The initiative collects unclaimed footwear left behind onboard, alongside shoes donated by guests and crew members, diverting them from landfills and giving them new purpose through reuse or recycling.

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Think turning 18 means you can order a cocktail on your cruise? Not so fast.

Cruise lines all have their own drinking age rules, and they don’t always match the laws of the country you’re sailing from. In some cases, you’ll be able to enjoy a drink at 18. In others, you’ll have to wait until you’re 21.

The good news is that there are a...


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Think you have to be 21 to drink on every cruise? Not always.

The legal drinking age on a cruise depends on much more than just your age. The cruise line, where your ship sails, whether you’re in international waters and even whether you’re travelling with your parents can all make a difference.

Some 18-year-olds can legally order a co...


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There’s a little-known way to get free onboard credit every time you cruise with P&O – and it has nothing to do with loyalty status or booking a suite.

If you own shares in Carnival Corporation, the company behind P&O Cruises, you could qualify for onboard credit on eligible sailings. Better still, the benefit isn’t just available on P&O...


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