The Port of Palm Beach is charting a progressive course forward with a planned 43 million dollar cruise infrastructure upgrade approved by port commissioners. Situated in Riviera Beach, Florida, this dynamic 165-acre maritime gateway represents the fourth-largest container port in Read More …
Singapore-based maritime solutions leader Seatrium has renewed its multi-year Favoured Customer Contract with Carnival Corporation, extending a successful collaboration that originally began in 2010. Formerly known as Sembcorp Marine, Seatrium serves as a premier cruise vessel refurbishment, retrofit, and maintenance Read More …
Ocean cruising continues to capture the imagination of travelers around the world, as evidenced by nearly 800,000 votes submitted in Condé Nast Traveler’s prestigious 2026 Readers’ Choice Awards. The comprehensive survey revealed clear favorites across several distinct vessel categories, showcasing Read More …
The Port of Seattle has officially concluded its record-setting 2026 cruise season, cementing its standing as the leading Pacific Northwest gateway to Alaska and Canada. Delivering an estimated 1.2 billion dollars in regional economic impact and supporting over 5,120 local Read More …
Regent Seven Seas Cruises has unveiled a magnificent crystal light installation that will serve as the luminous centerpiece aboard Seven Seas Prestige when the ultra-luxury vessel debuts in December 2026. Representing the cruise line’s first brand-new ship class in a Read More …
Ultra-luxury ocean travel is entering an inspiring new chapter as Crystal charts an ambitious course under the ownership of Abercrombie & Kent Travel Group. In a featured discussion on the Cruise Corner Podcast by Cruise Trade News, Luke Smith, Vice Read More …
Regent Seven Seas Cruises has announced a bold and sophisticated upgrade across its celebrated Explorer-class fleet, purposefully reducing overall guest capacity to introduce significantly larger, more luxurious suites. Scheduled during upcoming dry dock periods in 2027 and 2028, Seven Seas Read More …
Ocean travel continues to uphold world-class public health and hygiene standards, supported by transparent oversight from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention through its Vessel Sanitation Program. Conducting comprehensive, unannounced inspections twice yearly, the federal agency evaluates oceangoing vessels Read More …
The cruise industry is charting an exciting course toward 2027, with at least fourteen new oceangoing vessels scheduled to enter service and expand global fleet capacity by four percent. Adding more than twenty-seven thousand lower berths, the upcoming generation of Read More …