Catch every wave with our Cruise News: instant updates on new ship launches, itinerary changes, port developments, onboard experience reviews and exclusive cruise deals to plan your perfect ocean getaway.
Holland America Line’s 2028 Panama Canal cruise highlights Astoria, Oregon, offering travelers history, culture, scenic coastlines, and unforgettable experiences.
Radiance of the Seas relaunches in 2026 after upgrades with refreshed interiors and new Caribbean itineraries from Fort Lauderdale and Tampa for modern cruise travelers.
Azamara introduces expanded Azamara Ashore programs for 2026–2028, offering immersive city stays, extended cultural journeys and deeper travel experiences worldwide.
Asuka II marks its 20th anniversary with a luxury Southeast Asia cruise connecting Taiwan, Philippines, Malaysia, Singapore and Vietnam with cultural experiences.
Severe US winter weather impacts Carnival cruises, delaying ships and reshaping Bahamas itineraries as East Coast ports face closures and safety adjustments.
MSC Cruises updates South America itineraries as MSC Lirica exits 2026–27 Brazil season, affecting sailings and offering new options for cruise travelers.
Holland America launches new 2027–2028 cruises to Hawaii, Mexico, Panama Canal and Pacific Coast, offering immersive travel, scenic routes and destination-rich experiences.
Royal Caribbean launches incentive strategy encouraging booking changes, improving flexibility while adapting cruise operations to evolving travel demand trends.
Cunard’s Queen Anne visit to Durban highlights rising luxury cruise tourism, strengthening South Africa’s role as a gateway between the Indian Ocean and Asia-Pacific.
Antigua and Barbuda expand cruise tourism with upgraded ports, sustainable initiatives, and cultural experiences to attract more Caribbean cruise travelers in 2026.
Celestyal introduces Formula 1 themed cruises in Qatar and UAE for 2026, blending motorsport excitement with luxury Arabian Gulf travel experiences.
Alaskan Dream Cruises ceases operations, marking a major shift in Alaska’s small-ship cruise tourism and highlighting sustainability challenges ahead.
