Cruises

The Port of Seattle has approved a long-term lease amendment with Norwegian Cruise Line Holdings, securing extended operations from the Seattle port. This agreement ensures the cruise line’s continued use of the terminal in the coming years.

The Central Communication Port has predicted that its AeroExpress service will become Poland's busiest rail line. The announcement was made in May 2026 without specifying exact ridership numbers.

The Pacific Asia Travel Association commemorated its 75th anniversary in Pohang, South Korea, honoring members with over 70 years of continuous involvement in the tourism industry. The 2026 summit also recognized members with 50 and 60 years of dedicated partnership.

Bhutan is set to host its first travel trade show, aiming to highlight tourism opportunities in the Himalayan region. The event seeks to support the growth of the local tourism sector.

An Australian cruise provider has announced a significant discount on its cruise fares, making trips more affordable. This price drop opens up more economical options for travelers seeking cruise holidays.

ITB China 2026 opened in Shanghai with a significant increase in exhibitor participation. The event also highlights enhanced business matching opportunities to support international tourism cooperation.

Mitch Whitten has been appointed as the President and CEO of Visit Fort Worth. The organization oversees tourism and convention promotion in Fort Worth.

A passenger has filed a $7 million lawsuit against Carnival Cruise Line after suffering burn injuries from a hot pool deck. The case raises safety concerns regarding cruise ship pool areas.

Multiple cruise lines are charging passengers for taking buffet food back to their cabins. The new fees aim to discourage removing food from designated dining areas and have surprised many guests.

ETIAS authorization requirements now extend to passengers traveling to Europe by ferry and cruise ship. Approval must be secured before the journey to avoid entry issues.