NCLH Signs Eight-Year Deal for Renewable Cruise Fuels at Barcelona
By securing renewable fuel supplies at Barcelona, NCLH aims to cut emissions fleetwide and demonstrates how cruise operators can adopt greener fuels without major ship alterations.
Princess Cruises Resumes San Juan Homeport Marking Puerto Ricos Cruise Rise
Princess Cruises’ return to homeporting in San Juan signals Puerto Rico’s growing role as a major Caribbean cruise hub, backed by significant port upgrades and economic impact projections.
Five-Year-Old Rescued After Falling Overboard From Disney Dream Cruise
The rescue of a five-year-old girl who fell overboard from the Disney Dream has sparked renewed debate over cruise ship safety standards and parental vigilance on family-oriented voyages.
Carnival Celebrates 25 Years in Galveston with Growth and Impact
Carnival’s 25th anniversary in Galveston spotlights the port’s growth into a cruise industry leader, with investments supporting jobs, tourism, and local partnerships over two decades.
MSC Preziosa Ushers In 2025–26 South America Cruise Season at Santos
The MSC Preziosa’s arrival in Santos not only kicks off the 2025–26 South American cruise season but also marks regional growth, expanded routes, and a boost for local tourism and businesses.
Carnival Enforces Stricter Dining Times, Redirects Late Arrivals to Buffet
Carnival’s stricter dining room policy aims to streamline meal service and minimize disruptions, with flexible alternatives offered for guests who miss their assigned seating times.
Kobe Expects Record Cruise Calls in 2023 as Port Enhances Passenger Services
Kobe’s surge in cruise calls reflects its growing stature among East Asian ports, supported by upgraded amenities, stronger travel links, and expanded opportunities for regional tourism and commerce.
MSC Ships Connect to Shore Power in Valletta, Advancing Malta’s Green Ports
MSC’s shore power milestones in Valletta highlight ongoing collaboration for cleaner ports, positioning Malta at the forefront of sustainable tourism and European climate action in the Mediterranean.
Explorer of the Seas Marks 25 Years With Dry Dock Updates, Returns to Caribbean
Marking a quarter-century in service, Explorer of the Seas blends a pioneering history—including early scientific collaborations—with refreshed features as it returns to Caribbean itineraries.
PortMiami Faces Fuel Supply Uncertainty After Fisher Island Depot Sale
As PortMiami navigates the loss of its main fuel depot, county leaders balance urgent supply concerns with calls to modernize infrastructure and safeguard billions in economic activity.
China’s Rising Port Fees Prompt Cruise Lines to Skip Major Chinese Ports
China's escalating port fees for U.S.-linked ships are prompting cruise lines to bypass major Chinese ports, shifting regional travel patterns and benefiting non-U.S. and domestic operators.
Princess Cruises Expands West Coast Sailings for 2027-2028 Season
Princess Cruises’ latest West Coast program brings expanded ship options, regional culinary experiences, and flexible itineraries, highlighting its enduring role in West Coast travel.