Norwegian Viva Starts Galveston Season of Weekly Caribbean Cruises
Norwegian’s move underscores how cruise lines are chasing drive-to travelers as Galveston’s new terminal turns Texas into a serious Gulf Coast rival to Florida homeports.
Norwegian’s move underscores how cruise lines are chasing drive-to travelers as Galveston’s new terminal turns Texas into a serious Gulf Coast rival to Florida homeports.
Celestyal’s Grand Prix tie-in shows how the Arabian Gulf is using marquee events to lure winter cruisers, signaling a maturing market beyond one-off port calls.
Live World Cup broadcasts signal how cruise lines are turning ships into always connected resorts, removing a major reason fans avoid peak summer sailings.
Four Seasons’ first yacht marks how luxury hotel brands are betting on intimate, high-end voyages to win travelers from megaships as boutique cruising heats up.
Windstar is positioning for renewed demand in boutique yachting, using a purpose-built Star Class ship to modernize its fleet and chase smaller-port itineraries.
As demand for close-to-home, small-ship travel rises, American Cruise Lines is using accolades and newbuilds to stake a bigger claim in United States rivers and coasts.
As storms reshape Caribbean itineraries, Jamaica’s swift return and move toward homeporting shows how ports compete to keep ships and tourism dollars anchored locally.
The deal signals a long-horizon vote of confidence in European cruise shipbuilding, giving Meyer Werft runway for jobs and investment as the industry retools for cleaner fleets.
Port Canaveral’s rise shows how Orlando’s pull is reshaping Florida cruising, attracting more mega-ships and intensifying the homeport rivalry with Miami.
It is a reminder that packed Miami turnaround days leave little margin for ship repairs, so even minor speed limits can ripple across voyages and guest plans.
Carnival’s expanded zero-proof and bundled add-ons show how cruise lines are rethinking onboard spending around wellness-minded guests, aiming to lock in more pre-cruise purchases with simpler pricing.
Cunard’s Black Friday push shows premium cruise lines leaning on value bundles to lock in early bookings as industry-wide discounting intensifies for future sailings.