Celebrity Cruises news covering itineraries, fleet changes, onboard experiences, and passenger charges. Follow the updates that affect your plans.
Celebrity Cruises
As cruise lines seek smoother Atlantic turnarounds, Las Palmas' new terminal signals the Canary Islands' bid to become a year-round homeport hub and capture higher-value calls.
Princess Cruises
Fort Lauderdale’s surge signals a shift in South Florida’s cruise pecking order. With more new ships based here, Port Everglades is challenging Miami for winter travelers.
Royal Caribbean
The quarterly tally is a window into cruise safety, but limiting reports to United States victims leaves blind spots for crew and other passengers, raising transparency questions.
Celebrity Cruises
As cruise lines chase drive-to travelers beyond Miami and Fort Lauderdale, Port Canaveral is drawing newer flagship ships, tightening the race for Florida homeports.
Royal Caribbean
As Santorini strains under overtourism and new cruise taxes, Royal Caribbean is betting that curated shore experiences will help manage crowds and keep more spending in house.
Royal Caribbean
With cruise loyalty programs under pressure, Royal Caribbean is pushing an ecosystem approach that lets guests switch brands without losing momentum, a subtle bid to fend off rivals.
MSC Cruises
Montevideo’s first arrival signals how Uruguay is becoming a key staging point for the Antarctic boom, as South American ports compete for expedition traffic and spending.
Royal Caribbean
Alongside investing in new ship designs and alternative fuels, cruise lines are integrating AI, port infrastructure, and waste innovations to help reach industry-wide climate targets.
Royal Caribbean
China's escalating port fees for U.S.-linked ships are prompting cruise lines to bypass major Chinese ports, shifting regional travel patterns and benefiting non-U.S. and domestic operators.
Celebrity Cruises
Celebrity Cruises advances its Edge-class lineup with the arrival of Celebrity Xcel and construction of Celebrity Xcite, reinforcing its focus on premium travel and next-generation ship design.
Royal Caribbean
PortMiami’s 2025-2026 season spotlights its status as the world’s top cruise port, with new vessels and expanded terminals supporting tourism, job growth, and industry innovation.
Norwegian Cruise Line
The new rules reflect growing efforts to manage cruise tourism’s impact on the French Riviera, aiming to protect local communities and fragile coastal environments while supporting the regional economy.