Cruises

The Seward Cruise Terminal has launched in Alaska with backing from Royal Caribbean and a Small Business Accelerator Award. The new terminal is set to support the 2026 Alaska cruise season.

Norwegian Cruise Line has canceled several Norwegian Viva cruises from Puerto Rico and will shift the ship’s homeport to Miami for 2028. Passengers booked from Puerto Rico should check for updates.

The WTTC Executive Council unveiled eight strategic priorities for 2026 aimed at responding to significant challenges in global travel and tourism. These priorities will guide the sector through upcoming complexities.

Picton's cruise ship bookings have risen by 23% following a period of hardship for the local cruise industry. This uplift reflects ongoing recovery in maritime tourism in the area.

The United States, Canada, and Mexico will participate together in the Vancouver International Travel Expo 2026. The event emphasizes B2B tourism growth in Vancouver.

The TTM+ 2026 event has commenced in Pattaya, focusing on sustainable tourism and wellness travel. Nearly 500 exhibitors from over 50 countries are participating.

Colombia has solidified its role as a leader in indigenous tourism in Latin America, emphasizing cultural experiences and heritage. This focus enhances the country’s appeal to travelers interested in authentic indigenous cultures.

Carnival Cruise Line has completed the rollout of the Synkros casino system on all its ships, offering passengers enhanced gaming experiences. This upgrade introduces advanced features to improve onboard entertainment.

Norwegian Cruise Line will cancel seven months of Norwegian Viva sailings from Puerto Rico in 2028 and move the ship's homeport to Miami. This change includes a comprehensive itinerary overhaul announced in mid-2026.

The new Seward Cruise Terminal in Alaska has opened, receiving commendation and support from Royal Caribbean Group. Improved amenities will benefit cruise travelers during the 2026 season.