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Port Canaveral Tops Cruise Critic's 2025 Homeport Rankings
Port Canaveral’s rise shows how Orlando’s pull is reshaping Florida cruising, attracting more mega-ships and intensifying the homeport rivalry with Miami.
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Harborside Drive Road Work May Delay Holiday Cruises at Galveston
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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NYCEDC Unveils Plan to Rebuild, Electrify Manhattan Cruise Terminal
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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Bodrum Cruise Port Sets Passenger Record With 138,149 Visitors
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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Madeira Ports Ready Digital Berth-Booking System to Replace Paper
As cruise traffic strains popular ports, Madeira is betting that sustainability credentials and paperless, auditable scheduling will help it compete and manage scarce berths.
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Juneau Nears New Two-Berth Goldbelt Aan Cruise Dock by 2028
Juneau’s new private, cruise-line-backed dock highlights a wider Alaska shift toward proprietary port infrastructure, raising fresh questions about who controls growth in peak season.
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Port Canaveral Forecasts 9 Million Cruise Passenger Movements in 2026
As mega ships and more homeported sailings reshape Florida cruising, Port Canaveral’s buildout signals a capacity race where terminals and roads matter as much as ships.
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MSC Seascape Begins Year-Round Galveston Cruises From New Terminal 16
MSC’s Galveston debut signals the Gulf Coast’s rise as a United States cruise hub, as lines chase Texas drive-market travelers and loosen Florida’s grip on Caribbean sailings.
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Port Everglades Warns of Heavy Traffic as Seven Ships Dock Nov. 7
Fort Lauderdale’s booming cruise season is pushing Port Everglades and nearby roads to their limits, highlighting how rising demand is reshaping travel days across the region.
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Las Palmas Opens 14,000-Sqm Santa Catalina Cruise Terminal
As cruise lines seek smoother Atlantic turnarounds, Las Palmas' new terminal signals the Canary Islands' bid to become a year-round homeport hub and capture higher-value calls.
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Brazil Charters Two Cruise Ships as Floating Hotels for COP30 in Belém
Belém’s housing squeeze is turning logistics into a climate justice issue, testing whether poorer and island nations can afford to show up for the talks.
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Cozumel Braces for 97,000 Cruise Passengers in Late-October Week
The early high-season crush shows how cruise lines keep leaning on Cozumel as a Caribbean anchor, raising the stakes for managing crowds while local businesses bank on shore spending.