Our take on current news stories that concern cruises travelers as well as suggested sources of cruise information
Mexico, along with the Caribbean nations of Dominica, Aruba, Barbados, Jamaica, and the Dominican Republic, is introducing new tourist taxes designed to fund sustainability initiatives, improve infrastructure, and support local economies. This movement signifies a regional shift toward making sustainable Read More …
Well, now there is something to do in Ensenada. Carnival Corporation, ITM Group, and Hutchison Ports ECV have jointly unveiled the plans and renderings for Ensenada Bay Village, a new shoreside destination at the Ensenada Cruise Terminal. Titled “Treasures of Read More …
The Ritz-Carlton Key Biscayne, Miami has officially marked its reopening today following the completion of an extensive $100 million transformation. This significant renewal, the first comprehensive update in nearly twenty-five years, was overseen by Gencom and prominent design studios, aiming Read More …
Multiple northern U.S. states, including New York, Michigan, Washington, Vermont, and North Dakota, are currently facing alarming and significant declines in Canadian tourism and cross-border traffic. Regions that once relied heavily on Canadian shoppers and day-trippers, such as Buffalo, Detroit, Read More …
The incident in question occurred aboard Royal Caribbean’s Icon of the Seas during a 7-night Eastern Caribbean cruise that had departed from Miami on December 6, 2025. The core of the event involved a male guest initiating a physical altercation Read More …
Watch as Royal Caribbean celebrates the debut of the ultimate beach day, Royal Beach Club Paradise Island with a ribbon cutting ceremony, just days before opening the island to the first guests on December 23rd.
A 69-year-old American grandmother, Mary Robinson from Oklahoma, was arrested and charged with illegal possession of a firearm and ammunition while onboard a Royal Caribbean cruise ship docked in the Bahamas on December 2. Robinson was found carrying a loaded Read More …
Australia’s cruise industry is currently experiencing a significant decline, resulting in substantial economic losses and reduced ship capacity, despite strong demand from consumers. The sector has reportedly lost over $1 billion this past year, with fewer vessels arriving on Australian Read More …
The impressive P&O Cruises ship, Iona, experienced a brief and minor delay to the start of its exciting 14-night itinerary, showcasing a commendable commitment to passenger safety. The 5,200-guest vessel was scheduled to depart Southampton, U.K., on Saturday, but its Read More …