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.
Amid a resurgence of onboard outbreaks in 2025, cruise operators and health officials are intensifying sanitation and monitoring as norovirus drives increased illness reports at sea.
The Galveston terminal brawl after Carnival Jubilee’s docking has prompted renewed discussion about cruise industry safety measures and potential data sharing on banned passengers.
Princess Cruises' 2027 World Cruise charts an ambitious course, reflecting rising demand for immersive journeys and bringing economic benefits to global port cities along its extensive route.
Oceania Cruises’ new program blends enrichment, wellness, and entertainment into a seamless guest experience, set to roll out across all eight ships starting with Allura in 2025.
Cleveland’s rising profile as a Great Lakes cruise hub is expected to benefit local tourism, as more ships and passengers highlight the city’s growing role in regional travel.
Cruise operators continue to outperform other travel sectors, leveraging global appeal and flexible offerings to sustain growth as airlines and hotels face slower demand and forecast cuts.
Royal Caribbean’s suspension of Labadee visits highlights persistent security concerns in Haiti and underscores broader shifts in cruise industry routes amid ongoing regional instability.
Cleveland’s busiest cruise season on record brings multiple lines and newly refurbished ships, signaling a recovery for Great Lakes cruises and stronger ties to regional attractions.
The Queen Mary 2 outbreak highlights how cruise ships are contending with a more transmissible norovirus strain, as health officials and operators reinforce sanitation to protect travelers.