The global maritime industry is experiencing an exciting phase of evolution, as highlighted by Cruise Industry News in its newly published 2026 Cruise Ship Secondhand Market Report. This comprehensive, independently researched resource offers an in-depth year-by-year record of vessel sales, Read More …
The expedition cruise sector is experiencing significant growth, driven largely by younger travelers who prioritize unique experiences and access to remote, otherwise inaccessible destinations over traditional holiday models. According to the 2026 Annual Report from the Expedition Cruise Network (ECN), Read More …
The 2026 Seatrade Cruise Global conference in Miami Beach highlighted an industry that remains remarkably steadfast despite global economic and geopolitical pressures. Lead executives from the world’s largest cruise corporations expressed strong confidence in their ability to navigate rising fuel Read More …
Seabourn President Mark Tamis recently clarified the luxury cruise line’s strategic direction, emphasizing that the company currently possesses no immediate plans to expand its fleet. Speaking to LATTE in Sydney, Tamis characterized the brand’s current size as optimal for ensuring Read More …
Norwegian Cruise Line Holdings (NCLH) has announced a significant expansion of its long-term fleet strategy through a new agreement with the Italian shipbuilder Fincantieri. This deal involves the design and construction of three new cruise ships, with one vessel dedicated Read More …
The cruise industry presents a unique paradox where the United States dominates as the primary market and home to major cruise lines, yet virtually all large cruise ships are constructed in Europe. This disconnect stems from divergent post-World War II Read More …
The year 2026 is projected to see a record number of Americans cruising, and the market is responding with seven major new cruise ship launches across various brands, ranging from large-scale contemporary vessels to luxury yachts. These new ships will Read More …
Virgin Voyages ships are specifically designed to counteract the common perception of overcrowding in the cruise industry, aiming instead for the feeling of a floating boutique resort. This sense of spaciousness is achieved through several deliberate design choices, including a 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 …