T o nobody's surprise, there's another norovirus outbreak on a cruise ship. This time, the lucky passengers are onboard the MS Iona, an "Excellence-class" (also called "Excel-class," described in ...

The P&O Iona set sail from Southampton on February ... Article continues below The ship, with a capacity for more than 5,000 holidaymakers and 1,800 staff, was sailing near Belgium's coast with ...

The Iona began sailing in the spring of 2021. She is the first British cruise ship to be powered by liquefied natural gas (LNG), and is P&O's greenest and most innovative ship.

The P&O Cruises ship Iona left Southampton ... It is set to depart at 5.30pm for another 7-night cruise of Northern Europe, stopping at Rotterdam, Hamburg and Zeebrugge.

A suspected norovirus outbreak has reportedly struck a P&O cruise ship, with passengers alleging that fellow travellers are "dropping like flies" due to the spreading illness. The P&O Iona ...

The affected ship, the Iona, is operated by cruise line P&O and can carry more than 5,000 passengers who are served by 1,800 staff, although it remains unclear how many people were onboard at the ...