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Costa Concordia Case Continues
An Italian court in Grosseto, Tuscany, has opened a series of hearings to decide who should stand trial over the Costa Concordia cruise ship disaster. Costa
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Costa Concordia Firm Pays to Avoid Trial
The operator of the doomed Costa Concordia cruise ship, which sank taking 32 lives, has paid a €1 million fine to extricate itself from a
Davies has maritime safety fears
In the wake of recent accidents involving cruise ships, Minister of Transport, Works and Housing, Dr Omar Davies is concerned about Jamaica's level of preparedness to conduct mass rescue operations. Davies ...
No central agency inspects cruise ships
A maze of maritime rules and regulations for cruise lines make it tough for consumers to assess the health and safety record of the ship they're about to board. No central ...
Five dead on Canary Islands cruise ship
Five crew members have died after a lifeboat fell from a cruise ship in the port of Santa Cruz de la Palma in the Canary Islands. Five dead on Canary Islands ...
Legal action against ship’s owners
One year on from the Costa Concordia tragedy, dozens of passengers and crew members are taking legal action against the ship's parent company for damages. Costa Concordia disaster: Lawyers to take ...
Schettino Arrives in Court
The captain of the shipwrecked Costa Concordia cruise liner has arrived at an Italian court to hear evidence against him at a pre-trial hearing. Francesco Schettino, 52, was dubbed "captain calamity" ...
New Lifeboat Policy
The cruise industry is to adopt new safety measures to help familiarise staff with the loading of lifeboats, it was announced today Cruise lines adopt new lifeboat policy By Oliver Smith, The ...
Safety Policy
The Cruise Lines International Association and the European Cruise Council have announced that the cruise industry has adopted an additional safety policy. The policy follows the Cruise Industry Operational Safety Review. Cruise Industry ...
Cruise Rows
Campaigners say cruise liners are destroying Venice's historic ambience and have taken to organising protests both onshore and on the water. Venice row: Cruise ships 'dwarf' historic city By Alan Johnston, BBC At one ...Next Page »