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Escanaba Opens Cruise Season as Victory I Brings 150 Visitors
Sunday’s shore program moved visitors from the waterfront to the Delta County Chamber Museums for local history on Webster Marble and the Upper Peninsula’s military role.
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Three Die in Suspected Hantavirus Outbreak Aboard MV Hondius
The Andes strain was later identified in patients tied to the voyage, and Spain planned evaluations in Tenerife before repatriating asymptomatic passengers.
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P&O Cruises Offers £49 Extra-Guest Fares on 2026 Sailings
The 2026 promotion is limited to new bookings made by May 5, 2026, for balcony cabins on Southampton round trips departing between June 7 and August 22.
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Trafalgar Cuts Solo Supplements on Rhine and Danube Cruises
The offer can pair with the Best of Summer Sale through May 28 on certain departures, adding a $300 flight credit per couple.
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Star Clippers Opens 2027 Greek Island and Turkey Sailings
Select Athens roundtrip bookings made by May 31, 2026, add a cabin amenity package with champagne and a choice of two shore excursions or massages.
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Margaritaville at Sea Expands Heroes Month With Caribbean Giveaway
As Margaritaville at Sea moves toward a larger fleet presence, its heroes program shows how niche cruise brands are using recognition to build loyalty and stand apart.
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Juneau’s Goldbelt Tram Stays Closed After Employee Injuries
The shutdown highlights how heavily Juneau’s cruise economy depends on a few marquee shore attractions, where safety delays can ripple through peak-season visits.
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Avalon Adds Seasonal Europe Excursions for 2027 River Cruises
Avalon’s move shows river cruising shifting beyond summer sightseeing, as lines use seasonal local experiences to make quieter months feel more distinctive.
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Baltic Ports Organization Sets Hamburg Shore Power Seminar
Hamburg’s role as a working test bed shows how shore power is moving from climate pledge to infrastructure challenge for ports balancing cleaner berths with costly grid upgrades.
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Aurora Expeditions Completes Its Largest Antarctic Season
Aurora’s expanded Antarctic footprint points to rising demand for polar expedition travel as operators add capacity while pushing into harder-to-reach regions.
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Riviera Offers May Booking Incentives to North American Advisors
Riviera’s push reflects how river cruise lines are leaning harder on advisor loyalty as North American demand grows and competition for bookings intensifies.
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Carnival Tests Cleaner Cruise Operations in Alaska
Alaska is becoming a proving ground for cruise decarbonization, where port communities and operators are testing whether cleaner fuel and grid power can scale.