With MSC Seascape homeporting in Galveston, Texas gains year-round Western Caribbean cruises and a modern terminal, marking a major expansion for both the port and MSC Cruises in the region.
Sun Princess earns consecutive top honors for redefining mega-ship cruising, with its innovative design and luxury features setting new standards for guest experiences across the fleet.
Norwegian Aqua’s Miami debut signals continued investment in enhanced guest experiences, from upgraded private island amenities to innovative onboard attractions and expansive Caribbean itineraries.
P&O Cruises’ shift to include family sailings on Arcadia and Aurora reflects changing travel trends, as cruise lines increasingly embrace multi-generational holidays and more flexible offerings.
As cruise operators transition to sustainable fuels and digital technologies, the industry faces supply, infrastructure, and regulatory hurdles on the path to decarbonization.
Carnival’s expanded lineup in Australia highlights growing cruise demand, local economic benefits, and the industry’s push for policy reforms amid rising costs and market shifts.
Legend of the Seas will debut with world-first entertainment, family attractions, and innovative dining as it begins cruises in the Mediterranean before moving to the Caribbean in late 2026.
Cruise lines are altering Pacific coast routes as Hurricane Priscilla intensifies, with itinerary changes likely to impact tourism-dependent ports and local businesses in southwestern Mexico.
The launch of Star Princess marks Princess Cruises’ ongoing fleet expansion, with enhanced guest amenities and itineraries reflecting broader industry shifts and competition.
As Port Canaveral prepares for record cruise passenger traffic, the parking fee increase will help fund expanded terminals and security upgrades to support the port’s continued growth.
Legend of the Seas marks a new era in cruise innovation, combining record-breaking size with advanced entertainment, family features, and diverse dining for global travelers.
Cruise ships are seeing the most gastrointestinal illness outbreaks since 2007, with rising norovirus activity nationwide challenging onboard health measures and sanitation protocols.