Celebrity River Cruises Orders 10 Ships to Grow Fleet
Celebrity River Cruises has announced plans for 10 new ships to bring its European river fleet to 20 vessels by 2031, according to the company.
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Aurora Sails P&O’s 75-Night Epic South America Voyage
Sailing on a round trip, the Aurora departed Southampton, England earlier this month to begin P&O Cruises’ “Epic South America Journey.”
Royal Caribbean Orders New Discovery Class Ships in France
Royal Caribbean Group announces agreements with Chantiers de l’Atlantique in France, securing construction of its upcoming Discovery Class ships.
Diamond Princess Adds Makoto Ocean and Crown Grill
Princess Cruises has introduced two new specialty dining venues aboard the Diamond Princess, the company announced in a recent press release.
Celestyal Installs In-Cabin Tablets Across Journey Fleetwide
Celestyal installs tablets in all staterooms aboard Celestyal Journey, marking the first time a line has introduced SuitePad devices in all cabins
MSC Plans $450m Cruise Port Investment in Grand Bahama
MSC Cruises is set to invest $450 million in a new cruise development on Grand Bahama Island, according to reporting from the Nassau Guardian.
Carnival Sunshine to Make Cruise Line’s First Africa Calls
Carnival Cruise Line is to include African destinations for the first time during its Mediterranean summer program 2027 on the Carnival Sunshine.
Kai Tak Cruise Terminal Marks Milestones Entering 2026
Kai Tak Cruise Terminal reports achievements as it enters 13th year of operations including that during 2025 it hosted seven inaugural cruise calls.
Valletta Cruise Port Sees Strong Passenger Growth in 2025
Valletta Cruise Port on the island of Malta recorded continued increases in both cruise traffic and passenger volumes throughout the 2025 season.
Seven Seas Voyager Reports Limited Illness During Voyage
Regent Seven Seas Cruises’ Seven Seas Voyager has recorded a small number of illness cases during its 14-day round-trip sailing from Cape Town.
Odyssey of the Seas Sailing Delayed by Winter Storm
Royal Caribbean International has notified guests booked on an upcoming Odyssey of the Seas cruise that the departure will be postponed by a day.
MSC Opens New North American Cruise Headquarters in Miami
Holland America Launches New Alaska Moose Shore Excursion
Holland America Line marked National Moose Day with the announcement of a new exclusive Alaska shore excursion, according to a press release.
Queen Mary 2 Makes Historic First Panama Canal Transit
Queen Mary 2 has successfully completed her first-ever passage through the Panama Canal, reaching a key milestone in Cunard’s 2026 World Voyage.
Anthem of the Seas Delayed Returning to Sydney After Issue
Anthem of the Seas is heading back to Australia at reduced speed following a technical issue that affected the ship during a cruise to Vanuatu.
Port NOLA Surpasses One Million Cruise Passengers in 2025
The Port of New Orleans reported 1,067,407 cruise passenger movements in calendar year 2025, according to a PR issued by the port authority.
AIDAbella Enters Marseille Shipyard for Major Refit
AIDAbella has arrived at the Chantier Naval de Marseille in France to begin its journey through the AIDA Evolution refurbishment program.
Princess Cruises Creates Guest Operations Group
Princess Cruises is reorganizing shoreside leadership and introducing a new department aimed at strengthening oversight of the guest experience.
Carnival Sunshine Reveals New Europe and Africa Sailings
Carnival announces 2027–28 deployment plans for Carnival Sunshine, featuring first-ever calls in Africa and additional European destinations.
Fred. Olsen Names First Ever Composer-in-Residence
Fred. Olsen has revealed that award-winning composer Benjamin Squires has been appointed as the cruise industry’s first composer-in-residence.