Seabourn’s Expedition Cruises Will Visit 31 Countries in 2026-2027
Seabourn’s new 2026-2027 voyages will promise remote adventures across 161 destinations worldwide on Venture and Pursuit.
Norwegian Cruise Ship Upgrades Hit Snags with Delays and Closures
Norwegian Cruise Line notified guests about temporary and permanent closures that will come with new enhancements on Norwegian Encore.
Famous Brazilian Port Readies for Busy Cruise Season
Rio de Janeiro is gearing up for a busy cruise season with 37 different ships expected to make a call.
Carnival Cruise Line Warns Guests of Delays Due to Major Event
Carnival Cruise Line advises guests departing Galveston between October 31 and November 3 to plan for potential delays due to the Lone Star Rally street closures.
Second Sailing Cancelled for Princess Cruises Ship Due to Technical Difficulties
Regal Princess was supposed to embark on a Western Caribbean sailing on November 2, but the cruise was cancelled due to technical issues.
Royal Caribbean Provides Update as Storm Risk Drops
As November approaches, Royal Caribbean’s Chief Meteorologist says Florida and Gulf Coast cruises face a lower risk of storm disruptions
Disney Treasure En Route to Florida, Preparing for Maiden Voyage
Disney Cruise Line’s new ship, Disney Treasure, set sail for Port Canaveral, marking another milestone before its first official voyage.
Australia Posts Huge Economic Boost From Cruise Tourism
New data released sees new South Wales in Australia benefit from largest-ever economic return from the cruise industry.
Major Grant Will Fund Shore Power Project in Alaska Port
The City of Seward is awarded a $45.7 million federal grant for shore power at its cruise port.
Carnival Cruise Line Confirms Proof of Veteran Service
Should veterans need to present service documentation for Carnival’s Military Appreciation Gathering or to win a free cruise?
World Voyage Itinerary Drastically Changed to Skip the Red Sea
New itinerary has been released for the 2026 World Voyage on Holland America Line’s Volendam. It will replace Europe with Asia and Americas.
Montreal Port Closes Season With Over 50,000 Passengers
The Port of Montreal celebrated the end of its 2024 cruise season with over 50,000 visitors and $25 million in economic gains.