With mega-ships drawing more visitors than ever, Port Canaveral is balancing record-setting growth with major investment in parking, roads, and traffic control to ease peak day congestion.
Cruise lines unveil a variety of Labor Day promotions for 2025, with savings, bonus amenities, and family deals designed to appeal to different travel preferences and destinations.
Emerald Cruises' upcoming yacht debuts reflect a growing trend toward intimate, wellness-focused voyages, as the line strengthens its presence in the luxury Mediterranean market.
A steep decline in cruise ship arrivals threatens thousands of tourism jobs and regional businesses in New Zealand, as industry leaders call for urgent reforms to stabilize future growth.
Carnival expands its specialty dining with made-to-order breakfast pastries, reflecting the cruise industry’s shift towards offering more premium, customizable food experiences at sea.
Norwegian Aqua’s arrival in New York signals Norwegian Cruise Line’s focus on innovation and the Northeast market, debuting advanced amenities and expanded seasonal itineraries to key destinations.
Windstar’s expanded 2026-27 season brings new destinations, exclusive shore excursions, and its latest ship, reflecting continued growth in small-ship Caribbean and Latin America cruising.
Australia’s expanding cruise sector attracts diverse global fleets and younger travelers, with regional ports like Brisbane gaining prominence and local communities poised for substantial economic gains.
The false alarm aboard Disney Wish highlights both the sensitivity of modern overboard detection systems and the cruise line’s commitment to rapid, coordinated emergency response.
Havila’s upcoming voyage will test climate-neutral cruising on Norway’s coast, spotlighting how biogas and battery advances could reshape maritime emissions standards industrywide.
With river cruising’s popularity on the rise, new 2025–2026 itineraries span multiple continents, offering themed journeys designed for families, solo travelers, and cultural explorers alike.
Martinique’s cruise sector growth reflects rising demand from major lines, new terminal facilities, and an emphasis on sustainable tourism benefiting local businesses and communities.