What passengers were told
World of Cruising reported that some fraudulent emails contained real customer information connected to upcoming bookings. Cruise Radio said the messages could include guest names and reservation numbers, while the source of that information was unknown.
Cruise Radio reported that an advisory on Norwegian Cruise Line’s website said the company was investigating reports of emails falsely claiming to come from the cruise line. Guests were told not to click links, reply or provide payment information. The advisory identified @ncl.com, @e.ncl.com and @nclcorp.com as Norwegian Cruise Line email domains.
