tourism news

Le Havre’s new Verrazzano Cruise Terminal has successfully hosted its first dual call with the Majestic Princess and Nieuw Statendam, marking a new era for Northern Europe tourism.

Holland America Line is revolutionizing cruise tourism with new 'slow travel' voyages reaching Antarctica, Null Island, and remote global coordinates.

King Charles III's historic visit to Bermuda has triggered major road closures, potentially delaying Norwegian Breakaway passengers at King’s Wharf.

Royal Caribbean’s Legend of the Seas has successfully completed its sea trials in Finland. Discover its July 4, 2026 debut date, Mediterranean itineraries, and more.

MSC Cruises' Summer 2028 season introduces Sandy Cay — a brand-new private island with pure aragonite sands — plus the MSC World Atlantic's inaugural Port Canaveral season and MSC Poesia Alaska departures from Seattle.

AmaWaterways has officially christened AmaMelodia in Barranquilla, marking its second luxury ship on Colombia’s Magdalena River. Explore the new itineraries.

MSC Cruises has confirmed a multi-year permanent Yacht Club structure at the F1 Miami Grand Prix, positioned at Turns 5-9 of the 19-turn Miami International Autodrome.

Holland America's 2028 Grand Voyages use the Volendam and Zaandam to access exclusive Mariners' Collection ports in Antarctica, Easter Island, and the South Pacific that larger ships cannot enter.

Viking Orion's successful docking at Sihanoukville has proven Cambodia's only deep-water port can handle 800-passenger luxury vessels — and its ecotourism assets are now drawing cruise itinerary planners.

MSC Cruises has deployed its signature 'ship within a ship' Yacht Club concept at the 2026 F1 Crypto.com Miami Grand Prix, featuring swimming pools, open-air terraces, and 360° circuit views.

Holland America Line's 2028 Grand Voyages include 31 UNESCO World Heritage Sites, a crossing at Null Island, and early booking perks worth up to $10,700 per stateroom.

Swan Hellenic has launched year-round luxury cruise itineraries to West Africa — including Mauritania's UNESCO Banc d'Arguin, Nigeria, and Congo — to eliminate costly empty repositioning voyages.