Cruise News

Luanda recently saw the launch of the Angola Convention Bureau, an initiative centered on expanding MICE tourism in Angola. The bureau seeks to attract international conferences and foster business tourism growth.

Royal Caribbean has resumed operations of Odyssey of the Seas with routes covering the Mediterranean and Caribbean. Passengers can now book cruises linking Rome and Bayonne for 2026.

Carnival Cruise Line has revised its Mexican Riviera itineraries, impacting cruises from Long Beach. Travelers with existing bookings should check updated schedules to accommodate route changes.

The UK government has assumed control of Southern, Great Northern, and Thameslink rail services. This takeover forms a key part of ongoing UK rail reform efforts.

ITB China 2026 recorded an unprecedented turnout with 23,500 attendees from 85 global regions. The event in Shanghai highlighted increasing collaboration within the international travel sector.

A travel package for the Las Vegas Grand Prix includes tickets plus a four-night cruise, offered at a competitive price for the 2026 event. This combined experience offers unique value for fans attending the race.

Royal Caribbean's Odyssey of the Seas has recommenced cruises linking Mediterranean and Caribbean ports. The ship sails from Rome to Bayonne, with bookings open now.

Carnival Cruise Line has unveiled a fresh America-themed design for its ships. The Carnival Legend will operate new summer routes to the Bahamas and Europe.

Carnival Cruise Line experienced a cybersecurity breach affecting passenger and passport data. Nearly six million travelers may be impacted as the company notifies those affected.

Canadian tour operators are urging stronger support for the Indigenous Tourism Association of Canada to help sustain indigenous tourism amid faced challenges. The association is seen as vital for preserving indigenous cultural travel experiences.