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Nantong Begins Building Langshan International Cruise Port
Earlier terminal planning identified a one-hundred-thousand-ton berth and two fifty-thousand-ton berths, plus customs and immigration facilities at Langshan.
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Cruise Saudi Marks Five Years With Five Red Sea-Gulf Gateways
Aroya’s Eastern Mediterranean program uses Istanbul and Alexandria as embarkation points, with eight of ten Alexandria calls offering interporting.
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American Cruise Lines Plans $3M Floating Dock in Wrangell
ACL may use the former American Empress hull as the dock foundation, while a related fill project would add two acres for loading, freight and port activities.
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Royal Caribbean Exits Kusadasi as Global Ports Holding Buys Stake
Kusadasi serves as a cruise gateway to ancient Ephesus, with eight dedicated berths and 995,303 cruise passengers handled in 2025.
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Two Cruise Ships Skip St. John's Over Forecasted Weather
Crown Princess was in the middle of a 114-night world cruise, while Oceania Vista was on a 14-night New York-to-Reykjavik voyage.
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Port Canaveral Advances $175 Million Cruise Upgrades
Cruise Terminal 5 will remain open during construction, requiring crews to mobilize and demobilize around ship calls while new facial recognition is added.
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Galveston Studies Pier 14 for Fifth Cruise Terminal
Pier 14 would sit between Royal Caribbean's Terminal 10 and Terminal 16, which opened in November 2025 and is used by MSC Cruises and Norwegian Cruise Line.
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Star Voyager Returns to Hong Kong for Fall 2026 Cruises
Weekend high-seas sailings depart Fridays at eight in the evening and return Sunday afternoon; Star Voyager later repositions via Nha Trang and Ho Chi Minh City to Singapore.
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Galveston Cruise Terminal 16 Earns LEED Silver Certification
Built from former warehouses, Terminal 16 reuses about eighty-five percent of existing structural elements and can handle up to five thousand passengers at a time.
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MSC Launches Remote Cruise Check-In at Sea-Tac for Alaska Sailings
At the pier, eligible guests move directly to security screening and boarding, bypassing traditional check-in desks after airport document verification.
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Italian Court Voids Approval for Fiumicino Cruise Port
The plan also includes a terminal expected to handle more than one million cruise passengers a year and a marina with more than twelve hundred berths.
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Adora Magic City Restores Japan Calls to 2026 Shanghai Program
Adora Magic City, China’s first large domestically built cruise ship, is now Adora’s only vessel with Japan listed on its 2026 calendar.