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Explora III Debuts as the Line's Roomiest Ship Yet
Explora Journeys has taken delivery of Explora III, its first LNG-capable ship. Here are the naming date, maiden voyage, and what's new onboard.
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Silversea's New S.A.L.T. Voyages Chase Europe's Harvest
Silversea launched seven S.A.L.T. Grape Harvest sailings built entirely around European food and wine. Here's what's onboard and who they're for.
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Royal Caribbean Pulls Labadee From 2027 Sailings
Royal Caribbean extended its Labadee, Haiti suspension through June 2027, scrapping 62 scheduled calls. Here's what it means and where ships go instead.
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Why Charleston Is Moving Its Cruise Ships Off Its Historic Waterfront
Charleston's Union Pier hosted its final cruise ship as operations move to Columbus Street Terminal. What it means if you have a Charleston cruise booked.
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Carnival's Record Quarter Shows Cruise Demand Isn't Cooling
Carnival posted record Q2 2026 revenue of $6.7B and a 12th straight quarter of record yields. Here's what it means for booking your next cruise.
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Miami Votes to Seize PortMiami's Only Fuel Depot
Miami-Dade voted 11–1 to use eminent domain on PortMiami's sole fuel depot after a developer bought it for $180M and plans luxury condos in its place.
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Royal Caribbean Just Took Delivery of Legend of the Seas
Royal Caribbean officially received Legend of the Seas on June 10, 2026 — the third Icon Class ship — setting up a July 4 Mediterranean debut from Barcelona.
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The Luxury Cruise World Just Hit a Major Milestone — and It Runs on LNG
Explora Journeys' EXPLORA III completes Mediterranean sea trials, becoming the fleet's first LNG-powered ship ahead of its July 24 inaugural sailing.
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The New Cruise Line That Might Never Set Sail Is Running Out of Time
Corazul Cruceros, a Spanish startup promising authentic cruises for Spanish-speaking travelers, is running out of time and money before its first ship sails.
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Princess Cruises' Biggest Europe Season Ever Is Now Open for Booking
Princess Cruises has announced its largest-ever European season for 2028, with 291 departures across 150 itineraries aboard six ships — and bookings are open now with early savings.
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Norwegian's New Bahamas Waterpark Has a 170-Foot Tower, 19 Slides, and Cliff Jumps — And It Opens This September
Norwegian Cruise Line's Great Tides Waterpark opens September 4, 2026 at Great Stirrup Cay with a 170-foot tower, 19 slides, cliff jumps, and a lazy river.
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America's Most Famous Ocean Liner Is About to Become the World's Largest Artificial Reef
The SS United States, once the fastest ship on the Atlantic, has finished remediation and awaits federal approval to be sunk as an artificial reef off Florida.
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Singapore Is Betting Big on Princess Cruises — and Three Ships Prove It
Singapore and Princess Cruises announce a three-year multi-ship partnership from 2027–2030, covering 29 destinations across 9 countries out of Singapore.
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Disney Cruise Line Tightens the Rules — And Your Summer Sailing Will Feel Different
Disney Cruise Line rolls out stricter alcohol, door decoration, and selfie stick policies fleet-wide starting June 3, 2026. Here's what changes before you sail.
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All Five Great Lakes — Finally: Hapag-Lloyd's 2027 HANSEATIC Inspiration Voyage Is a First for Expedition Cruising
Hapag-Lloyd adds two 21-day Great Lakes voyages for 2027 covering all five lakes plus the St. Lawrence River — a first for expedition cruising, from €15,490.
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Celebrity's Captain's Club Is Getting Its Biggest Overhaul in Years — Here's What Changes on June 11
Celebrity Cruises is expanding its Captain's Club program with new milestone tiers, richer perks, and two recognition levels above Zenith on June 11, 2026.
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The Arabian Gulf's Loss Is the Mediterranean's Gain — And Celestyal Has No Plans to Go Back
Celestyal has cancelled its 2026-27 Arabian Gulf winter season after the Strait of Hormuz crisis, moving both ships to an expanded Mediterranean programme.
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The Cruise Industry Has Been Estimating Emissions for Years. MSC Just Proved the Estimates Were Wrong.
MSC Cruises became the first cruise line to obtain verified methane emission data for LNG ships, showing actual slip rates roughly half the regulatory default.
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Baltimore Cruisers, Take Note: A Second Carnival Ship Is Coming — And the Itineraries Look Seriously Tempting
Carnival is deploying the Carnival Miracle to Baltimore in 2027, adding 12- to 14-day Southern Caribbean sailings to the Mid-Atlantic homeport.
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Holland America Is Breaking a Century-Old Cruising Tradition — and European Winters Will Never Be the Same
Holland America commits to year-round Europe cruising for the first time, sending Nieuw Statendam through winter 2027–2028 on Baltic and Mediterranean sailings.
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