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Quintana Roo Sets 2025 Cruise Record With 7.4M Passengers
Quintana Roo’s boom is turning Cozumel and Costa Maya into a testing ground for cruise lines’ private beach model, sharpening scrutiny on reefs, public access, and regulation.
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Nassau Cruise Port Welcomes Three Inaugural Ship Calls in December
Nassau is sharpening its pitch beyond day-trip crowds, landing both mega ships and ultra-luxury brands as cruise lines spread capacity and spend across the Caribbean.
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Royal Caribbean Extends Labadee Cruise Suspension Through Dec. 2026
The prolonged Labadee pause shows how security risks are redrawing Caribbean cruise routes, pushing lines toward private islands and ports with predictable access.
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Exploris One Put Up for Court-Supervised Online Auction in France
The forced sale signals a shakeout in expedition cruising as newer luxury ships raise expectations, leaving undercapitalized newcomers little room for error.
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Galveston Wharves Wins $8.18M for Harborside Drive Upgrades
As Galveston’s cruise boom brings more cars to the waterfront, the port is turning to public infrastructure fixes to keep downtown moving and protect pedestrians.
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Ritz-Carlton's Luminara Begins Hong Kong Homeport Sailings
As hotel brands push deeper into ultra-luxury cruising, Hong Kong is betting on homeport turnarounds to draw high-spending travelers and reclaim hub status in Asia.
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Cruise Lines Order 74 New Ships Through 2036, Adding 205,000 Berths
The decade-long wave of mega-ship orders signals cruise lines are betting on sustained demand, setting up a new capacity race that will test ports, pricing and shipyards.
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Celebrity Infinity Returns After Nine-Day Drydock in Marseille
With Europe now a year round cruise market, Celebrity’s fast drydock turnaround shows how operators keep older ships competitive for longer regional voyages.
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MSC Warns Meraviglia Guests of Winter Storm Fern Delays in NYC
As cruising grows from New York, winter storms are becoming the real wildcard, forcing travelers to build buffers even when ships keep tight schedules.
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Carnival to Require In-Person Muster Drills on Select Cruises
The move highlights how cruise lines’ app-driven check-ins still answer to strict maritime oversight, as regulators push operators to prove safety readiness at sea.
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Uniworld to Mark 50th Anniversary in 2026 With New S.S. Emilie
With luxury river cruising growing more competitive across Europe, Uniworld is using its milestone year to sharpen design-focused ships and signature onboard experiences that help justify premium fares.
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MSC Cancels Poesia's Feb. 2026 Southampton-Valletta Cruise
MSC's reshuffle underscores how fiercely cruise lines are upgrading midlife ships to win Alaska demand, adding premium enclaves that raise the bar for onboard value.