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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.