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Opened after a $500 million investment, Celebration Key is anticipated to boost Grand Bahama’s tourism economy while enhancing Carnival’s Caribbean itineraries with new amenities and experiences.
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Windstar’s fleet expansion signals a broader push toward year-round, immersive cruising, bringing travelers to iconic destinations during quieter months for more authentic local experiences.
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The twin glass panel failures on Symphony of the Seas in June 2025 have renewed industry focus on shipboard safety protocols and the engineering standards underpinning modern cruise design.
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The swift rescue aboard the Disney Dream highlights the rarity of successful overboard recoveries and underscores the importance of safety protocols and crew preparedness in the cruise industry.
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MSC Cruises’ decision to cancel MSC Lirica’s 2025 crossing reflects wider fleet redeployment, as sister ship MSC Sinfonia shifts to Brazil while guest protections are prioritized.
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Cannes’ new cruise limits reflect a wider European shift toward managing overtourism, aiming to preserve local character and environment while still supporting the regional economy.
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Moody’s upgrade reflects Carnival’s strong recovery, as robust earnings, liquidity measures, and operational efficiencies signal growing stability for the broader cruise sector.
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The CDC’s latest inspections highlight both industry-leading sanitation practices and ongoing challenges, as cruise lines address gaps and reinforce protocols to ensure passenger safety at sea.
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Paisly’s expanded cruise portfolio introduces more luxury and adult-only options, reflecting industry growth and reinforcing JetBlue’s focus on loyalty integration and seamless travel experiences.
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As Crown Princess adapts its world cruise route to severe coastal weather, itinerary changes highlight the challenges of global cruising and the need for flexible operations and passenger safety.
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With the debut of Luminara, Ritz-Carlton expands its ultra-luxury fleet, offering immersive voyages across both iconic and off-the-beaten-path destinations worldwide.
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Portsmouth’s growing role as a stop for American Cruise Lines reflects a wider shift toward small-ship tourism in New England, supporting both the city’s economy and sustainable regional travel.