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Royal Caribbean to Homeport Icon of the Seas in Galveston in 2027
Moving its flagship class to Texas shows how fast Gulf Coast demand is rising, as cruise lines concentrate mega-ships in flexible ports and make tighter markets seasonal.
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Moving its flagship class to Texas shows how fast Gulf Coast demand is rising, as cruise lines concentrate mega-ships in flexible ports and make tighter markets seasonal.
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Galveston’s surge as a drive-to cruise hub is straining the island’s access roads. The construction underscores how ports are racing to match infrastructure with demand.
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Princess joining Celebration Key shows Carnival Corporation’s push to turn private Bahamian destinations into a competitive edge as Caribbean itineraries hinge on exclusive shores.
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New York is trying to prove a busy urban cruise port can plug into clean power without losing the waterfront, a bet that could shape how other cities modernize aging piers.
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Crystal’s first new build in a generation signals the luxury cruise sector’s renewed appetite for fresh tonnage, as brands race to woo affluent travelers with bespoke experiences.
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Royal Caribbean is leaning harder into branded, pay-to-play entertainment, reflecting how cruise lines are turning big-theater shows into interactive revenue drivers at sea.
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Bodrum’s record season shows how Türkiye’s cruise comeback is spreading beyond the biggest ports, with smaller destinations using sustainability and youth programs to stand out.
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As Alaska becomes a battleground for big-ship cruise brands, Princess is tapping the Rose Parade’s national spotlight to keep its newest ship top of mind.
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MSC is locking in scarce European shipyard capacity well into the next decade, signaling confidence that demand for giant, lower-emission cruise ships will keep rising.
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Cruise lines are turning ship theaters into engineered thrill venues as competition for onboard wow moments intensifies, blurring the line between cruising and theme parks.
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Norwegian’s Jewel-class refits show how cruise lines are carving out premium, adults-only spaces to boost onboard spending and soften crowding as Caribbean competition heats up.
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Celebrity is leaning into the industry push for longer, more immersive port time while spreading capacity beyond the Caribbean, as cruise lines compete for early planners.