San Juan Pier 3 Upgrades Restore Mega-Ship Dockings and Boost Tourism
San Juan’s upgraded Pier 3 now enables docking for the world’s largest cruise ships, strengthening Puerto Rico’s maritime infrastructure and supporting continued tourism growth.
Protests Disrupt Israeli Cruise Ships at Greek Ports, Raising Tourism Fears
Escalating protests over Israeli cruise ships in Greek ports highlight the intersection of regional conflict, public dissent, and economic risks for Greece’s vital tourism sector.
Royal Caribbean Marks 100 Millionth Guest With Celebration on Icon of the Seas
Royal Caribbean’s 100 millionth guest marks a milestone in cruise travel, underscoring the company’s decades-long growth, industry influence, and appeal to families worldwide.
Margaritaville at Sea Unveils Halloween Cruises, New Weekend Bahamas Trips
Margaritaville at Sea expands its lineup with seasonal events, new multi-port weekend cruises, and fare deals, catering to travelers seeking both themed adventures and flexible escapes.
Federal Court Upholds Bar Harbor Cruise Cap, Orders Further Commerce Review
The court’s decision highlights ongoing tensions between local control, economic interests, and tourism management, with wider implications for other coastal communities facing overtourism.
Margaritaville at Sea Unveils Largest Ship, Beachcomber, for 2026 Debut
Margaritaville at Sea’s new flagship will introduce a refreshed design and expanded offerings, underscoring the brand’s growth and evolving appeal within the competitive cruise market.
Survey Finds Cruise Travelers Favor Comfort and Space Over Novelty Features
As cruise lines unveil dozens of new ships, recent survey insights reveal travelers are focused on comfort, space, and tangible onboard upgrades rather than headline-grabbing attractions.
Disney Cruise Line Departs Australia, Refocuses on Asia After 2026 Season
Disney’s exit from Australia and New Zealand follows broader industry shifts amid rising operational challenges, leaving families fewer premium cruise choices as major lines refocus on Asia and beyond.
Barcelona Faces Cruise Industry Backlash Over Pollution and Stricter Controls
As cruise tourism expands worldwide, cities like Barcelona weigh economic gains against mounting ecological impacts, spurring international debate over stricter oversight and sustainable policies.
Oceania Allura Sets Sail, Redefining Boutique Cruising With Culinary Focus
Oceania Allura debuts as a new benchmark in boutique cruising, blending elevated culinary offerings, sustainable innovations, and guest-centered design across global itineraries.
Carnival Cancels Five Breeze Sailings From Galveston for 2027 Upkeep
Carnival’s early notice of 2027 Breeze cancellations underscores efforts to minimize disruption as the cruise line prioritizes ship upkeep and Galveston's port pursues long-term growth.
Carnival Adventure Restores Cruise Tourism to Port Vila After Earthquake
Carnival Adventure’s historic arrival signals the renewal of cruise tourism in Port Vila, supporting economic recovery and showcasing local resilience after last year’s earthquake.