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Port of Quebec to Add Shore Power at Berth 30 by 2028
The installation is part of nearly seventy million dollars in Berth thirty spending, where Terminal thirty serves larger ships unable to use the city-center facility near Old Québec.
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Norwegian Jewel Closes Cruise Era at Charleston’s Union Pier
The closing came earlier than expected after Vista’s planned July Fourth call was moved to Columbus Street Terminal to avoid America 250 activities at Waterfront Park.
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Carnival Venezia Returns for Final Scheduled New York Season
Bermuda sailings include five-night cruises with an overnight at King's Wharf, followed by a Port Canaveral winter program from October 2026 to May 2027.
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Victory Adds 2027 Canada and New England Voyages From Halifax
Victory says 2026 bookings are up 23 percent from the same point in 2025, and both 190-guest sister ships are set for 2026 enhancements.
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Cunard Unveils Queen Mary 2 U.S. 250th Anniversary Cruise
Sail4th is expected to bring more than 100 vessels through New York Harbor, and Cunard called it the largest international tall-ship flotilla ever assembled.
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Judge Limits Bar Harbor Cruise Passenger Cap to July and August
The town's 2026 cruise schedule lists sixty-seven ship visits and just under fifty thousand possible passengers, with estimated revenue of 255,231 dollars.
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Canada Invests Up to $14.3M in Port Charlottetown Shore Power
Transport Minister Steven MacKinnon announced the funding May thirteenth; the port can handle up to four cruise ships, with two alongside and two at anchorage.
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Norfolk Brings Back Market Days to Boost Cruise Spending
Norfolk’s push to turn cruise calls into downtown spending shows how smaller East Coast ports are trying to make year-round cruising pay beyond the pier.
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Boston Cruiseport Sets 2026 Season With 23 Brands, Breakaway Leads
Boston’s cruise terminal makeover underscores how fast New England cruising is scaling up, with ports upgrading to handle larger vessels and prepare for cleaner shore power.
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Portland to Raise Cruise Ship Passenger Fees Starting Jan. 2027
Portland is joining a growing list of United States ports using cruise pricing to pay for waterfront wear and nudge cleaner operations, raising the bar for big-ship calls.