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Princess Cruises launches its largest Caribbean and Panama program for 2027–28 with new destinations, extended stays, and deeper cultural experiences for global travelers.
Mossel Bay opens a new R22-million cruise facility, boosting South Africa’s cruise tourism, strengthening local growth, and attracting global luxury travelers.
MSC Cruises orders two new LNG-powered World Class ships for 2030 and 2031, expanding sustainable luxury travel and enhancing global cruise experiences.
Vietnam cruise tourism surges as Ha Long Bay sees record arrivals, new routes, and strong global demand for scenic voyages on the Beihai–Ha Long corridor.
Blue Dream Melody arrives in Ha Long, launching Vietnam’s 2025 cruise season and boosting luxury tourism with new routes, premium services, and strong global demand.
Princess Cruises launches its largest 2027–28 Caribbean and Panama Canal lineup, adding Miami as a homeport and expanding routes across top island destinations.
Mossel Bay launches a modern cruise recreation facility, boosting South Africa’s growing cruise tourism and setting the stage for major visitor growth in 2026.
Louisiana joins top U.S. cruise states as America heads for record cruise travel in 2026, driving major tourism growth and strengthening the national travel economy.
Cruise tourism across Brazil, Argentina, the U.S., Canada and Mexico is set for record growth as markets expand, new ships arrive, and demand soars through 2030.
Windstar Cruises expands in Europe with 12 new 2027 itineraries, Star Explorer’s debut, and small ship voyages that boost tourism across the Mediterranean and Northern Europe
NCL warns passengers after Legionnaires’ cases linked to Norwegian Epic. Cruise tourism adapts with stronger health protocols and ongoing CDC collaboration.
MSC Cruises boosts tourism growth with a $3.7 billion order for two new World Class ships built in France, advancing sustainable travel and global cruise expansion.
