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Oceania Cruises’ 129-day Kangaroo Route will link Sydney and London in 2027, reflecting the growing demand for immersive, high-end voyages with extensive destination experiences.
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Villa Vie Odyssey’s failed CDC inspection highlights the complexities older cruise ships face in meeting stringent U.S. sanitation standards, despite prior approvals in other countries.
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Royal Caribbean’s collaboration with BYD spotlights growing interest in sustainable travel and electric vehicles, underscoring Singapore’s expanding role in both cruising and green mobility.
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As Riviera Travel expands in North America, its new website and digital training platform support rising demand and strengthen connections with travelers and advisors in the region.
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Royal Caribbean’s continued suspension of Labadee visits highlights the ongoing instability in Haiti, with impacts on local tourism and cruise operations stretching into late 2025.
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MSC Meraviglia’s redeployment to Miami marks a pivotal expansion for MSC Cruises in the U.S., with four ships now homeporting at PortMiami for the 2026–2027 winter season.
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Mein Schiff Relax sets a new benchmark in premium cruising, uniting top design talent to deliver a seamless blend of comfort, sustainability, and Mediterranean-inspired spaces.
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The SS United States’ transformation into an artificial reef aims to boost marine life and regional tourism, while a new museum preserves artifacts and the liner’s storied cultural heritage.
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The Amsterdam protest highlights persistent clashes between environmental groups and the cruise industry, as cities and operators face mounting demands for greener tourism policies.
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With all cruise terminals ready by 2026, Hamburg’s early shore power mandate aims to cut port emissions and influence sustainable practices across Europe’s shipping industry.
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Celebrity Cruises’ move into river cruising signals increased competition for the European market, as its all-inclusive offerings and new ship designs target growth and shifting traveler interests.
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Barcelona’s decision to limit cruise ship capacity reflects increasing pressure to manage urban crowds and pollution, aligning with similar sustainability efforts in major tourist destinations worldwide.