Seaventure’s transformation in Lisbon blends modern safety upgrades with cultural adaptations, illustrating the cruise industry’s global shift toward tailored expedition experiences.
Major tour and cruise brands entering European river cruising reflect surging demand, promising greater choice and new experiences for travelers in a market long led by established operators.
Mega cruise ships are reshaping travel with advanced amenities and eco-friendly tech, while ports and operators adapt to the pressures and benefits of larger ships and soaring passenger volumes.
Lindblad’s move into European river cruising reflects broader industry trends, expanding its expedition-style travel with custom ships and expert-led itineraries through iconic waterways.
Mexico’s gradual cruise passenger tax aims to balance essential port upgrades with continued strong tourism, giving cruise lines and local businesses time to adjust without disrupting the market.
With expanded sailings on Explora I and II, Explora Journeys’ 2025 program highlights a blend of renowned cities and hidden Mediterranean gems, reflecting evolving trends in luxury travel.
The death of James Messham during an MSC Virtuosa stag party has prompted a homicide inquiry, highlighting ongoing concerns about onboard security and cruise industry protocols.
With several major ships calling this season, Greenock is set to see increased tourism and regional exposure, reinforcing Inverclyde’s role in British Isles cruise itineraries.
The 2025 Great Lakes cruise season shows strong growth, with new itineraries, infrastructure upgrades, and a surge in visitors fueling economic benefits in Midwest port cities.
With its launch at PortMiami, MSC World America marks a significant move in MSC Cruises’ push to attract U.S. travelers by adapting amenities and itineraries to local tastes and trends.
The decisive vote against expanding George Town’s cruise port highlights ongoing tensions between economic growth, environmental protection, and the evolving priorities of destination communities.
Norwegian Cruise Line Holdings navigates revenue headwinds in early 2025 by leaning on cost-saving initiatives, fleet upgrades, and disciplined pricing to support long-term stability and growth.