We interpret current cruise line news, breaking down the stories and what they mean to consumers.
Carnival Corporation & plc has achieved a remarkable milestone by being named to Fortune’s 2026 World’s Most Admired Companies list for the second consecutive year. As the largest cruise company globally, this honor reinforces its status as a premier leader Read More …
A new study focuses on navigating the world of car rentals in 2026 is becoming an empowering experience for travelers who prioritize transparency and informed decision-making. As regional governments and airports implement new tax structures, such as the recent update Read More …
The U.S. passport has successfully reclaimed a position in the global top 10 on the 2026 Henley Passport Index, signaling a recovery in diplomatic mobility after a brief decline the previous year. This updated ranking technically affords American travelers smoother Read More …
Wave Season represents the most significant annual sales period for the cruise industry, typically occurring between January and March. During this window, cruise lines release various time-limited incentives to encourage early bookings for the upcoming year. For 2026, many operators Read More …
Effective January 2026, travelers visiting Mexican cruise ports such as Cozumel, Costa Maya, and Cabo San Lucas are facing new regulatory challenges regarding their luggage contents. Packing for a cruise requires a dual understanding of both the cruise line’s prohibited Read More …
A recent report from Cruise Law News tells us the Department of Transportation has released its fourth-quarter crime report for 2025, detailing incidents reported to the FBI under the Cruise Vessel Security and Safety Act. During this period, 44 crimes Read More …
The government of the Bahamas has announced plans to develop a new cruise port on the island of Mayaguana, located approximately 350 miles southeast of Nassau. This project is established through a Public Private Partnership involving the Bahamian government, the Read More …
TakeUp, a revenue engine for independent hospitality properties, has released a new research report titled “The Rise of AI-Planned Travel in 2026.” Based on a survey of 300 U.S. travelers, the study explores the growing influence of artificial intelligence on Read More …
ChatGPT and Google Gemini emerged as the primary tools that users identified with for general travel planning, though the report highlights a shift in how trust is being placed rather than a simple popularity contest. According to TakeUp CEO Bobby Read More …