Cruise News

Jamaica is experiencing significant tourism growth in 2026 as part of a broader Caribbean boom. This rise is driven by luxury travel, cruise expansions, and improved airline routes attracting visitors from the US, Canada, and Latin America.

Norwegian Cruise Line will extend its New York homeport activities in 2026 with fresh Caribbean and Bermuda cruises. The expansion is anticipated to support local economic growth.

Royal Caribbean has introduced new limits on decorating cabin doors, prompting significant passenger dissatisfaction. Cruise guests have reacted strongly against the fresh restrictions.

The US Travel Association has highlighted rising gas prices as a critical challenge for the travel industry. Increasing fuel costs are affecting transportation sectors and may hinder recovery efforts.

Royal Caribbean has introduced tighter restrictions on cabin door decorations on its cruise vessels. This move has generated a range of strong reactions among its passengers.

Hilton has rolled out new timeshare promotions featuring stays from $199. The offer also includes the chance to earn as many as 150,000 Hilton Honors points.

IMEX Frankfurt 2026 highlighted important trends in the global MICE industry, showcasing Germany’s increasing prominence in business events and trade shows. The event reflected the country's growing role in shaping the Meetings, Incentives, Conferences and Exhibitions sector.

Norwegian Cruise Line plans to expand its homeport in New York in 2026, adding new itineraries to the Caribbean and Bermuda. This initiative aims to increase cruise tourism and support the regional economy.

Royal Caribbean has launched new rules limiting cabin door decorations on its ships, sparking notable pushback from passengers. Compliance is required to avoid penalties while onboard.

Liverpool will welcome the Youth & Student Travel Summit on October 5–6, 2026. The event will gather industry professionals focused on youth and student travel sectors.