Cruise ship itinerary changes, maritime industry developments, mega-vessel launches, and port advisory updates for ocean travelers.
Norwegian Cruise Line's 2027 deployment of the Norwegian Luna in New York City shifts the Bermuda cruising model from rapid port calls to immersive overnight stays at the Royal Naval Dockyard.
A maintenance-driven itinerary shift on Royal Caribbean's Icon of the Seas replaced a Costa Maya stop with a sea day, highlighting the need for cruise insurance and flexible planning.
UnCruise Adventures announces new small-ship expeditions to Baja California for 2027 and 2028, focusing on the Gulf of California's biodiversity and community-based tourism.
Explore the premier activities in Ketchikan, Alaska, including the Salmon Capital's top fishing charters, bear viewing via Island Wings Air Service, and the unique Hump Island Oyster Farm.
Royal Caribbean's Legend of the Seas brings 250,000 gross tons of capacity to Fort Lauderdale, signaling a shift toward high-tech immersive dining and segmented neighborhood design for 7,600 passengers.
A massive 164.1% increase in ridership on the Adirondack route signals a shift in autumn travel patterns between New York City and Montreal.
A severe nor'easter hits Cape Liberty, New Jersey, causing a 10-hour embarkation delay for Royal Caribbean's Oasis of the Seas 7-night Bahamas cruise.
Global Ports Holding (GPH) secures a 30-year concession to construct and operate a new cruise terminal at the Port of Ferrol in Galicia, opening in Spring 2027.
Cunard's newest ship Queen Anne departs Southampton on a 19-night Mediterranean and Greek Islands round-trip voyage across 8 European ports.
Celestyal Cruises introduces 190 authentic winter shore excursions across the Western and Eastern Mediterranean for Celestyal Discovery and Celestyal Journey.
Celebrity Cruises finishes its 8-night President's Cruise 2026 aboard Celebrity Xcel for Captain's Club members, visiting Greece, Turkey, and Malta.
Celebrity Cruises launches its inaugural 110-night Pacific Grand Voyage aboard Celebrity Solstice, taking travelers from Vancouver to Hong Kong across 15 nations.
