Azamara Cruises has announced a comprehensive fleet-wide refurbishment program known as the “Azamara Forward” initiative. This project represents the company’s largest-ever fleet upgrade, involving an $80 million investment aimed at modernizing its four-ship fleet. The process is scheduled to begin Read More …
Following a large-scale U.S. military strike in Venezuela on January 3, 2026, which resulted in the capture of President Nicolás Maduro, Canadian tourists are expressing growing anxiety about travel to nearby Caribbean destinations. The “ABC islands”—Aruba, Bonaire, and Curaçao—are particularly Read More …
The Disney Adventure, now the largest vessel in the Disney Cruise Line fleet, has officially departed Bremerhaven, Germany, to begin a complex repositioning voyage to its future homeport in Singapore. The 208,000-gross-ton ship is currently crossing the Atlantic toward Freeport, Read More …
The Port of Mombasa officially commenced its 2026 cruise tourism season on January 5 with the arrival of the Crystal Symphony. Operated by Crystal Cruises, the 238-meter luxury vessel docked at the island carrying more than 1,000 passengers. This visit Read More …
Windstar Cruises has officially accepted delivery of its newest vessel, the Star Seeker, marking a significant milestone in the small-ship line’s fleet expansion. The formal handover took place on December 15 at the West Sea Shipyard in Viana do Castelo, Read More …
Mazagan Beach & Golf Resort in El Jadida, Morocco, has officially introduced “Seaside Serenity,” a seasonal promotional offer designed to highlight the restorative power of the Atlantic coastline. Announced on January 5, 2026, this initiative invites guests to enjoy a Read More …
Royal Caribbean is poised to deliver an unforgettable travel experience for the 2027–28 season by transforming the Caribbean into a premier hub for year-round exploration and leisure. This ambitious program features an impressive fleet of thirteen ships departing from major Read More …
The United States is experiencing a notable downturn in international tourism as 2025 comes to a close. States including Nevada, Washington, New York, Florida, California, and Michigan are reporting significant drops in visitor arrivals. Major urban hubs such as Las Read More …
Travel is changing, and the data is in: 2026 is shaping up to be the year of quiet escapes, ultra-personalized retreats, and a decisive return to slower, more intentional journeys. Drawing on data compiled by the world’s leading hotel groups, Read More …