On most any cruise ship, passengers get frustrated by “chair hogs,” or people who try to claim a pool deck lounge chair for an extended period of time by leaving their belongings on it and then disappearing. Cruise lines discourage this behavior but it persists, especially on Carnival and Royal Caribbean cruise ships.

Two major cruise lines have addressed a controversial hidden fee that has annoyed customers. Both Carnival Cruise and Royal Caribbean charge passengers for unreturned towels. All towels used at the pool or during execursions must be returned using your cabin number and room key.

When you’re craving something sweet, donuts are the perfect treat. However, you may want to stick to Dunkin' or Krispy Kreme. On January 7, the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) declared a class II recall for FGF donut products due to potential contamination—60 donut varieties were taken off shelves. Keep reading to learn which

Royal Caribbean is continuing its efforts to create safer onboard experiences by banning certain items from its ships. The cruise line recently put baby monitors back on the banned listand banned camouflage clothing while warning passengers of potential fines.