Cruise ship medical facilities: What happens if you get sick or injured (or bitten by a monkey) Need a break? Play the USA TODAY Daily Crossword Puzzle. The Insignia, which is owned by Miami-based ...

Oceania Cruises, said Thursday. The ship, the Insignia, was near the end of a 180-day trip around the world when it received a distress call about the boat. "We can confirm that Insignia rescued ...

The Insignia, which is owned by Miami-based Oceania Cruises, also recovered three bodies from the boat. Bad weather prevented recovery of another two bodies so the ship left a locating device to ...

[Updated with more photos & video] The Insignia cruise ship recently visited Hamilton and St George’s, making one of what is scheduled to be around half a dozen calls for this year. According to ...

Crescent plans to expand the fleet a year later by chartering the Oceania Insignia from Oceania Cruises. Both ships will undergo $50 million refurbishments, and three more vessels could be ...

"Simply More" fare promotion plan ended Sept. 30, 2024, replaced by "Your World Included" package program; gratuities now included for all guests. Marina extensively refurbished in May 2024.

Cruise ship medical facilities: What happens if you get sick or injured (or bitten by a monkey) The Insignia, which is owned by Miami-based Oceania Cruises, also recovered three bodies from the boat.