Following a successful inaugural season, MSC Poesia’s return to Seattle in 2027 highlights MSC Cruises’ growing presence in Alaska amid rising demand for premium, experience-driven sailings.
The merger brings together two leading polar cruise operators, promising expanded sustainable itineraries, upgraded onboard experiences, and closer ties with Arctic communities starting in 2026.
Azamara’s expanded AzAmazing Evenings for 2026 deepen its focus on cultural immersion, offering tailored experiences that highlight local traditions in diverse, iconic global settings.
Century Star’s debut signals Century Cruises’ expansion into Europe, reflecting increased demand for Asian-inspired luxury and greater connectivity between Chinese and European river tourism markets.
Norwegian’s new drink policy at Great Stirrup Cay reflects a larger shift among cruise lines, as destination-specific packages and upgraded amenities reshape private island visits and guest expectations.
Carnival’s 2027-28 lineup expands its reach with Caribbean, European, and Mediterranean itineraries, while the rare at-sea solar eclipse cruise has fueled strong early demand.
Amangati marks Aman Resorts’ entry into luxury yachting, blending minimalist Japanese-inspired design and advanced sustainability with exclusive experiences for high-end travelers.
Carnival’s fleet adjustments for 2027 will strengthen Miami and New York as key cruise hubs, reflecting wider industry trends toward themed travel and longer, diversified sailings.
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.