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Texas travelers who are cruising to see the world won't be able to get off the boat unless they understand changes in passport rules at certain destinations

Cruise deaths from falling overboard are actually rare.

After seeing the videos of the accommodations and suites that are aboard Royal Caribbean's 'Wonder Of The Seas', I'm wanting to book a cruise right now.

Royal Caribbean is fittingly calling their 9-month-long cruise, the "ultimate world cruise."

Yesterday, Governor Greg Abbott announced a new law that would ban any business or government entity from require a vaccine passport or any other vaccine information as a condition of receiving any service or entering any place. Looks like the fine print on the bill does exempt some.

Is it time for cruise ships to start sailing again? Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton filed a motion on Thursday (May 6th) to intervene in the State of Florida's case against the Department of Health and Human Services and the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) for their continued series of what Paxton describes as "unlawful orders" that has brought the cruise industry to a

Carnival Cruise Line has recently canceled all of its sailings through June 2021.

Thanks to the vaccine, our lives are s-l-o-w-l-y returning to a sense of normalcy.

There hasn't been a lot of positive news surrounding the cruising industry.

Saga Cruise Lines has officially become the first cruise line in the world to make their own list of demands in order to set sail.

The cruise giant is the first cruise line to suspend operations during the outbreak of COVID-19.

Wait a minute... I can get paid to go on a cruise? I'm in the wrong business.