Carnival Cruise Lines has announced longer cruises from Baltimore starting next year. The Carnival Pride will sail on a series of 10- to 14-day cruises to the Caribbean round trip and one way between Baltimore and San Juan, Puerto Rico, ...

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Carnival Cruise Lines is pulling its Pride cruise ship from the Port of Baltimore next year, the company announced Thursday.

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There's one area of the Port of Baltimore's business that James J. White doesn't think is headed for immediate growth: cruise.

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If you don’t have any exotic vacation plans this summer, that’s alright. You can still get your taste of the Caribbean in Baltimore this summer with the annual Caribbean Carnival Festival in Clifton Park. The festival, held Saturday and Sunday, ...

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First thing: after yesterday’s Art Donovan post, my “crack research team” finally found the glorious moment in which Mr. Donovan can be found in that Pete and Pete episode. About 1:30 in of part 3 of the episode. Also, a ...

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RIO DE JANEIRO — Strutting in a rainbow of glittering colors, Rio’s samba groups opened two days of Carnival parades with a dazzling show that included a rousing welcome for one of the elite bands that lost most of their ...

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ANNAPOLIS — Carnival Cruise Line’s biggest spenders depart from the Port of Baltimore, the state’s top ports official is saying. James White, executive director of the Maryland Ports Administration, told lawmakers Friday that the city’s cruise business is “booming” and ...

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The Port of Baltimore has again posted record numbers for cruise passengers coming through the city in one year. Last year, 210,549 people sailed on 91 cruises from the Cruise Maryland Terminal, the Maryland Port Administration said Wednesday. That number ...

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