Star of the Seas Sets Sail from Port Canaveral
Royal Caribbean’s Star of the Seas debuts from Port Canaveral, offering sustainable luxury and unforgettable Caribbean adventures.
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Royal Caribbean’s Star of the Seas debuts from Port Canaveral, offering sustainable luxury and unforgettable Caribbean adventures.
Aurora Expeditions expands its fleet with the Douglas Mawson, a Polar Class 6 ship, enhancing Australia’s role in Antarctic tourism and sustainable cruising.
India’s cruise tourism is expanding with record passenger growth, luxury river cruises, and new global routes under the Cruise Bharat Mission.
Finland’s Meyer Turku shipyard builds Royal Caribbean’s Icon-class cruise ships, boosting global tourism with the world’s largest and greenest vessels.
Virgin Voyages’ Brilliant Lady begins cruises from New York to Bermuda in 2025, expanding routes to Miami, the Caribbean, Canada, and Alaska.
Experience fall in the Finger Lakes with a scenic Cayuga-Seneca Canal Lock Tour in Waterloo. Stunning foliage, rich history, and family fun await.
Auckland sees a 40% drop in cruise ship arrivals, straining New Zealand’s tourism economy. Ports in Tauranga and Marlborough also brace for tough times.
Auckland and Tauranga face a 40% drop in cruise ship arrivals for 2026-2027, raising concerns for New Zealand’s tourism economy and local businesses.
Carnival Firenze unveils 2026-2027 itineraries with South American voyages, Caribbean escapes, and summer cruises from New York for unforgettable adventures.
Celebrity River Cruises unveils two new ships for 2027, offering luxury Danube and Rhine itineraries with exclusive staterooms and cultural excursions.
Royal Caribbean’s Legend of the Seas debuts in 2026, offering luxury cruises across the Mediterranean and Caribbean with world-class amenities and adventure.
Celebrity Cruises introduces Compass and Seeker in 2027, bringing luxury, 360-degree views, and world-class amenities to river voyages along the Rhine and Danube.