Costa Crew Health Program Named Finalist for Maritime Award
A health program designed to help Costa Crociere crew members manage chronic conditions while working at sea has been named a finalist for a major maritime welfare award.
A health program designed to help Costa Crociere crew members manage chronic conditions while working at sea has been named a finalist for a major maritime welfare award.
The cruise ship Costa Toscana donated surplus food to local charities during its call at the Port of Cagliari, Italy.
Around 80 kilograms of surplus food were unloaded from Costa Toscana at the Port of Cagliari and donated to organizations supporting people in need. The carefully packaged food will be used by the Caritas soup kitchen and Mensa del Viandante.
Crew members working onboard Costa Cruises are speaking out through an anonymous letter that they hope will reach relevant authorities.
Costa Cruises is reminding guests about onboard hygiene and sanitation rules, warning that passengers who remove food from buffet areas and restaurants for consumption outside designated dining spaces may face a €60 cleaning fee.
A labor court in Italy has ruled that a former cruise director who worked on Costa Cruises ships for 18 years under temporary contracts must be rehired and compensated with approximately €130,000 after his final contract was not renewed, ANSA reported.
A cruise terminal in Marseille was temporarily evacuated Sunday morning after unattended luggage triggered a security alert, briefly halting operations for passengers traveling on the Costa Smeralda.
Costa Cruises marked World Health Day with a fleetwide initiative focused on everyday health habits, highlighting the importance of simple, consistent actions in supporting crew wellbeing at sea.
A major win for Costa Cruises came during the Italy Talent Communication Summit 2026, held onboard the flagship Costa Toscana, where the company not only took home the top award, but also secured multiple recognitions across key talent communication categories.
Thousands of athletes competing at the upcoming Asian Games in Japan will be staying in aboard a cruise ship docked in Nagoya. As part of a cost-saving and flexible accommodation plan, organizers have chartered Costa Serena to house a significant portion of participants during the event.
The cruise ship Costa Deliziosa departed Malé on Wednesday evening after taking onboard 28 Italian nationals who were unable to return home due to disrupted flights.