Carnival Corporation has reduced greenhouse gas emissions by 10% since 2011, despite a 30% increase in cruise capacity. With advanced HVAC systems, air lubrication technologies, and a shift to LNG fuel, the company aims to reach its carbon intensity reduction goal by 2026. Future efforts focus on efficiency improvements and transitioning to low-carbon fuels for net-zero emissions.
Carnival Cruise Line President Christine Duffy raised $85,000 for hurricane relief and veterans by completing a tandem skydive over Tampa Bay on October 19. Jumping from a historic WWII aircraft, Duffy’s fundraiser exceeded its $50,000 goal, with proceeds benefiting the Gary Sinise Foundation and Wounded Warrior Project. The event coincided with Carnival’s Special Forces Legacy Initiatives cruise.
On October 14, 2024, Seabourn Pursuit’s submarine made a historic discovery near Alejandro Selkirk Island, Chile, uncovering the Titania, a German ship lost for 110 years. Guided by local fisherman Gino Perez, the expedition team located the vessel 95 meters deep. This marks the first sighting since its disappearance in 1914, delivering an unforgettable Seabourn Moment.
Carnival Cruise Line expands its 2026/27 cruise offerings with new sailings from New Orleans and Long Beach. Carnival Valor and Carnival Liberty will offer Caribbean itineraries from New Orleans, while Carnival Panorama will sail to the Mexican Riviera from Long Beach. These cruises provide more diverse vacation options for travelers seeking unforgettable cruise experiences.
Carnival Cruise Line is expanding its fleet with seven new ships set to debut by 2033, including newbuilds and two vessels transferring from P&O Australia. The additions include Excel-class ships launching in 2027 and 2028, as well as a new 230,000-ton class debuting in 2029, marking the largest ships in Carnival’s fleet.
Carnival Miracle has arrived in Galveston, Texas, becoming the fourth Carnival ship homeported at this popular cruise destination. Offering 18 cruises ranging from four to twelve days, the ship will visit destinations in the Caribbean, Bahamas, and Panama Canal. This expansion solidifies Carnival Cruise Line’s presence in Texas, providing more cruise options for travelers.
Carnival Cruise Line has announced itinerary changes for 2025 and 2026 sailings on five ships: Carnival Freedom, Carnival Magic, Carnival Sunrise, Carnival Pride, and Carnival Spirit. Adjustments include swapped port days, modified visit times, and port substitutions like Nassau, Princess Cays, and Half Moon Cay. Shore excursions will be automatically updated or refunded as needed.
Carnival Cruise Line President Christine Duffy will skydive on October 19, 2024, to raise $50,000 for hurricane relief through the Gary Sinise Foundation. Partnering with the Round Canopy Parachute Team and the USSOCOM Para-Commandos, Duffy’s jump from a historic WWII aircraft will support first responders and military personnel aiding communities affected by Hurricane Helene.
Carnival Cruise Line is closely monitoring Hurricane Milton as it develops in the Gulf of Mexico. Nine ships, including Carnival Paradise and Carnival Sunrise, are under watch for possible itinerary changes. The safety of guests and crew is the top priority, with adjustments already made to Carnival Pride’s Bermuda itinerary and Carnival Dream’s Key West stop.
Carnival Radiance is back in service after a drydock in Victoria, Canada, with refreshed public areas, staterooms, and outdoor spaces. The ship resumed its popular short cruises to Mexico and California, with exciting new six-night itineraries to the Mexican Riviera and two special 14-night voyages to Hawaii in 2024. Enjoy refreshed amenities and thrilling itineraries!
