With the popularity of cruises on the rise, many people embark to new destinations while enjoying the amenities and activities onboard, and indulging in the consumption of alcoholic beverages. As fun as that may sound, the practice of serving alcohol on cruises has become a growing concern as it may lead to injury events when […] The post Overserving Alcohol on Cruises: What are the limitations? appeared first on Maritime Injury Guide ..read more

Cruise ship vacations are meant to be a time for fun and relaxation, however, they can sometimes be met with a medley of worst-case scenarios. As with most things, age can often play a role. A 2018 Cruise Lines International Association (CLIA) report found that 50% of cruise ship passengers were over the age of […] The post What Happens When a Passenger Dies on a Cruise Ship? appeared first on Maritime Injury Guide ..read more

As a maritime worker, you are entitled to various benefits under the law. These benefits include Maintenance and Cure, a legal principle that recognizes the unique risks and hazards of maritime work and provides compensation for injured seamen and maritime workers. In this blog, we will discuss more what the benefits of Maintenance and Cure […] The post Understanding Maintenance and Cure Benefits for Maritime Workers appeared first on Maritime Injury Guide ..read more

The Cruise Passenger Bill of Rights is a set of guidelines that outlines the rights and protections of passengers on cruise ships. In this article, we will explore the history, key points, impact, and future of the Cruise Passenger Bill of Rights, as well as its future and the role of passengers in advocating for […] The post The Cruise Passenger Bill of Rights appeared first on Maritime Injury Guide ..read more

Approximately 400 people have gone missing from cruise ships in the past 20 years. While this is no cause for general alarm, given that approximately 30 million people take cruise ship vacations each year, it is still a dangerous and concerning statistic. There are several potential reasons people disappear on cruise ships. One common reason […] The post When People Go Missing on Cruise Ships appeared first on Maritime Injury Guide ..read more

Cruise ship holidays are very popular across the world, particularly in the United States. Every year, the Cruise Lines International Association (CLIA) releases an annual State of the Cruise Industry Outlook. Cruise Ship Passenger Statistics According to the CLIA, cruise holidays peaked in popularity in 2019, with 29.7 million cruise ship passengers worldwide. In comparison, […] The post Cruise Ship Statistics appeared first on Maritime Injury Guide ..read more

Royal Caribbean Group has announced new cruise ship health protocols that the company will implement on all cruise ships.  Royal Caribbean has submitted their plan to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) for final approval.  The company hopes that the new health protocols will allow cruises to start sailing again. Healthy Sail Panel […] The post Royal Caribbean Unveils New Cruise Ship Health Protocols appeared first on Maritime Injury Guide ..read more

Three crew members are missing after an oil tanker explosion in the Sea of Azov.  Officials continue to investigate what caused this maritime accident as rescue crews search for the missing crew members.  Here is what we know so far. Russian Oil Tanker Explosion Under Investigation According to ABC News, the oil tanker explosion occurred […] The post Three Crew Members Missing after Oil Tanker Explosion appeared first on Maritime Injury Guide ..read more

A new report from the United Nations Conference on Trade and Development (UNCTAD) shows that maritime accidents and injuries are incredibly common among ship breakers.  In fact, traumatic maritime injuries and deaths have become a way of life for ship breakers in certain parts of the world. Sadly, occupational research is incredibly limited.  Research studies […] The post Maritime Accidents and Injuries Common Among Ship Breakers appeared first on Maritime Injury Guide ..read more

A new report shows that 400,000 seafarers stranded on ships continue to struggle amid the COVID-19 pandemic.  When the COVID-19 pandemic began, ships around the world were forced to halt their routes.  Cruise lines brought ships into ports, and cargo ships were left essentially stranded without the ability to enter ports or offload goods.  This […] The post COVID-19 Still Impacting 400,000 Seafarers Stranded on Ships appeared first on Maritime Injury Guide ..read more