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Over 140 passengers and crew aboard Royal Caribbean’s Navigator of the Seas fell ill during a Mexico cruise. CDC investigates cruise virus outbreak.
A tragic ferry fire near Sulawesi kills 3, over 500 rescued. The KM Barcelona 5 disaster renews calls for stronger maritime safety in Indonesia.
Princess Cruises’ Majestic Princess begins an unforgettable repositioning voyage from the UK to Boston, visiting Iceland, Canada, and New England this autumn.
A fatal Ha Long Bay cruise accident leaves 37 dead, prompting Vietnam to reform maritime safety laws and restore confidence in its iconic UNESCO site.
The Ministry of Oceans and Fisheries of South Korea is inviting Korean citizens to join an exclusive 8-day luxury cruise to Japan this September aboard the prestigious Costa Serena, for a heavily discounted price of only 900,000 won per person. Departing from Busan on September 5, 2025, this government-supported cruise offers an unprecedented opportunity for
Star Princess by Princess Cruises launches in 2025 with immersive shows, global entertainment, and luxury voyages across the Mediterranean and Caribbean.
Barcelona slashes cruise terminals in bold move to curb overtourism, joining Italy, US, France, Croatia & Netherlands in regulating cruise tourism growth.
Disney Cruise Line’s Pixar Day at Sea returns in 2026 with immersive character experiences, Bahamas voyages, and family fun from Port Canaveral aboard Disney Fantasy.
Royal Caribbean’s Star of the Seas, the world’s largest cruise ship, begins its journey from Turku, Finland to Florida ahead of its maiden Caribbean voyage.
Holland America Line reassures guests that Alicante remains safe despite unrest in nearby Torre Pacheco. Cruise operations and shore excursions continue as planned.
Riviera Travel expands support for Irish travel agents with FAM trips, regional departures, and tailored tour options to enhance client service and boost sales.
Barcelona will reduce cruise terminals from seven to five by 2030, investing €140M in sustainable infrastructure to combat overtourism and protect local quality of life.
