Robert and Nancy Houchens of North Garden, VA, who have taken 118 cruises together, were selected to cut the ceremonial ribbon marking the return of Carnival Pride to Baltimore.

The Carnival Pride will sail from Baltimore Sunday on a seven-day trip to the Bahamas, the first ship to carry passengers from the state-owned port’s cruise terminal in 18 months because of the ...

Royal Caribbean’s “Grandeur of the Seas” cruise ship docks in the South Locust Point Cruise Terminal at the Port of Baltimore on Feb. 28, 2020. (Capital News Service/Jeff Barnes) ...

BALTIMORE — Cruise ship passengers readied to leave Baltimore’s port for the first time in 18 months this weekend. The Baltimore Sun reports the Carnival Pride welcomed 1,500 passengers for a ...

September 12, 2021 / 11:24 PM EDT / CBS Baltimore BALTIMORE (WJZ) -- The Carnival Pride cruise ship left from the Port of Baltimore Sunday, packed with travelers willing to take the risk of travel.

In 2023, 444,000 passengers departed on cruises from the Port of Baltimore. The Port supports 15,330 direct jobs and 139,180 jobs in Maryland, according to the state’s website.

BALTIMORE (WBFF) - On Thursday, Carnival Cruise Line announced they have cancelled sailings through February of 2021. The cruise line tweeted the update regarding select sailings in February 2021 ...

More Baltimore is the ninth-busiest port in the nation and handled a record 11.7 million tons of cargo last year, the Associated Press reports. More than 50 shipping and cruise ship companies do ...

BALTIMORE (WJZ) --If you're looking to getaway this summer, cruise ships may be able to head back onto the high seas this July. The CDC is giving cruise operators the greenlight to sail again, if ...