Norwegian Cruise Line appoints Marc Kazlauskas as new president, bringing 30 years of travel industry leadership experience including roles at Avoya Travel, FROSCH, and Chase Travel Group.
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Seabourn announces its most ambitious world cruise yet: 120 days from Miami to Dover with Antarctica, complimentary expedition experiences, and 50+ destinations.
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Carnival's Celebration Key welcomed its millionth guest just five months after opening, serving over 500,000 meals and creating 1,000+ jobs in the Bahamas.
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Norwegian Cruise Line is homeporting two brand-new ships in Puerto Rico for the first time ever—and it could change Caribbean cruising as we know it.
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Carnival Corporation just brought back shareholder dividends after 6 years. The cruise giant posted record $3.1 billion profits and slashed $10 billion in debt. What this means for cruisers and the industry.
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Porto's cruise terminal crossed 200,000 passengers for the first time in history, posting 30% growth in 2025. The Portuguese port is emerging as a serious alternative to overcrowded Mediterranean destinations.
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The Virgin Islands Port Authority, Royal Caribbean Group, and Cruise Terminals International have signed a landmark agreement to completely redevelop the Crown Bay waterfront into a modern, mixed-use destination.
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Windstar Cruises takes delivery of the all-suite Star Seeker superyacht, its first new build in a decade. The 224-guest vessel debuts advanced sustainability features and launches with Caribbean, Alaska, and Asia itineraries in 2026.
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Princess Cruises secures rights to broadcast all 104 FIFA World Cup 2026 matches across its 17-ship fleet, with viewing parties on Lido Decks and in-cabin coverage via Sport 24.
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Carnival Cruise Line expands its adults-only SEA program for 2026 with four ships offering kid-free sailings across the Caribbean, Mediterranean, and Transatlantic routes.
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Norwegian Cruise Line's Prima-class ship Norwegian Viva has arrived in Galveston, Texas for its inaugural winter season, docking at the port's new $100 million Cruise Terminal 16 for Caribbean sailings through April 2026.
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Royal Beach Club Paradise Island debuts December 23 with a two-story swim-up bar, three distinct zones, and all-inclusive pricing starting at $109. Here's what makes it different.
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Disney Adventure becomes the largest ship in Disney's fleet, but it's heading to Singapore—not the Caribbean. Here's why this changes everything for Disney cruising.
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MSC Cruises orders six next-generation ships from Meyer Werft in a multi-billion dollar deal. The New Frontier class will debut in 2030 with 5,400-passenger capacity.
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MSC World Atlantic opens bookings for November 2027 Caribbean sailings from Port Canaveral with 40 venues and the over-water Cliffhanger swing.
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PortMiami set an all-time single-day record on November 30, 2025, hosting ten cruise ships from seven lines and processing over 75,000 passengers—cementing Miami's status as the Cruise Capital of the World.
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British Columbia's underdog cruise port expects to welcome over 150,000 passengers in 2026—more than double this year's numbers—as Virgin Voyages and luxury lines discover this Pacific Northwest gem.
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Ocean Advice's unprecedented eight-ship order signals a major shift in cruise industry business models, as the white-label operator prepares to charter custom vessels to tour operators and lifestyle brands.
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Royal Caribbean Group announced a massive $2 billion share buyback program and quarterly dividend on December 10, 2025, sending its stock soaring and signaling unprecedented confidence in the cruise industry's financial future.
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Carnival Cruise Line will sponsor San Diego's Big Bay Boom fireworks for America's 250th birthday, positioning three ships offshore for the ultimate Fourth of July experience.
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