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Margaritaville at Sea Islander celebrates its first cruise anniversary with expanded Caribbean itineraries, a new ship, and exciting plans for 2026 and beyond.
Lindblad Expeditions forms UK Travel Advisory Board to strengthen its market presence, expand sustainable cruises, and foster deeper ties with UK travel professionals.
Greece to implement a cruise passenger tax from July 1, 2025. Fees vary by season and destination, aiming to ease overtourism and boost local infrastructure.
Cruise industry adapts to climate threats, Middle East conflict, and new marketing moves. Alaska, Israel, and NHL spotlight the sector’s evolving challenges.
Advantage Travel Partnership debuts Cruise Collection 2025, a comprehensive B2B/B2C guide helping UK travel agents and customers explore top cruise experiences.
Weather-related incidents challenge cruise ships, including Celebrity Edge in Juneau. Captains prove adept at handling rough seas. Norwegian Cruise Line faces setbacks.
Cunard launches 185th anniversary sale with 185 global cruises through 2027, offering fares from $899 and up to $185 onboard credit. Book by July 9, 2025.
Amsterdam plans to ban cruise ships by 2035, aiming to curb overtourism, reduce pollution, and enhance quality of life for locals and travelers alike.
MSC World Asia debuts in December 2026 with 6 specialty restaurants, Asia-inspired design, and the world’s longest dry slide at sea on 7-night Mediterranean cruises.
Carnival Cruise Line launches ‘Carnival Rewards’ in June 2026, a points-based loyalty program offering perks, flexible tier status, and cardmember benefits.
Vietnam becomes Asia’s top luxury cruise hub in 2025 with record-breaking port arrivals from the US, Singapore, India, China, and more. Growth fuels marine tourism.
UK, US, and Italy unite through Lloyd’s Register to support China’s cruise shipbuilding rise, setting global standards for safety, sustainability, and design.
