Cruises Continue After Venezuela Flight Delays

Following United States military actions in Venezuela in early January 2026, the Caribbean cruise industry faced logistical challenges primarily stemming from significant flight disruptions rather than direct maritime threats. While the Florida-Caribbean Cruise Association confirms that most itineraries are operating Read More …

Port Miami Sets Record Passenger Volume, For Them

While favorite Port Canaveral is the busiest and most engaging cruise port in the world, PortMiami recently established a new single-day record for passenger volume and ship traffic. The milestone was achieved on Sunday, November 30, 2025, when the port Read More …

Cruise Line Delivers Vital Aid To Jamaican Communities

Carnival Cruise Line has dispatched another shipment of hurricane relief supplies to Ocho Rios, Jamaica, aboard the Carnival Horizon. This latest delivery is part of a coordinated humanitarian response following Hurricane Melissa, organized in partnership with Direct Relief, the Miami Read More …

Ha Long Bay Sees Record International Arrivals

The Ha Long International Cruise Port in Vietnam’s Quang Ninh province is projecting a significant year for international cruise arrivals, with expectations to welcome approximately 32,000 visitors by the end of 2025. This achievement reinforces Ha Long’s status as a Read More …

Carnival Resumes Ocho Rios Cruises After Hurricane

Carnival Cruise Line (CCL) has successfully resumed calls to the Ocho Rios port in Jamaica following the passage of Hurricane Melissa, marking a significant step in the island’s tourism recovery. The Carnival Paradise was the first CCL ship reported to Read More …

Port Canaveral: Just What Makes It So Popular?

Port Canaveral’s rapid growth is driven by a successful combination of strategic infrastructure investment, a prime location, and an expanding appeal as a departure point for modern cruise travel. The port has firmly established itself as one of the busiest Read More …

Royal Caribbean: Ensuring PortMiami Fuel Stability

The Miami-Dade Board of County Commissioners meeting featured an important and productive discussion led by Royal Caribbean Group President and CEO, Jason Liberty, regarding the need for fuel supply stability at PortMiami. Liberty’s concerns arose following the sale of the Read More …

Building a Greener Future, One Terminal at a Time

Royal Caribbean’s Galveston Cruise Terminal (GCT) has reached a significant sustainability achievement, becoming the first cruise terminal globally to earn both Leadership in Energy & Environmental Design (LEED) Net Zero Energy and LEED Net Zero Carbon certifications for its operational Read More …

Government Shutdown Might Impact Cruise Travel

The United States government experienced a shutdown beginning on October 1, 2025, after Congress did not approve a funding bill for the upcoming fiscal year. This situation prompted questions from travelers, including cruise passengers, regarding how the political funding impasse Read More …