Cruise News

Norwegian Cruise Line has cancelled winter itineraries for the Norwegian Viva and shifted its Caribbean homeport to Miami through early 2028. Passengers are advised to check rebooking options and note the new homeport location.

Carnival Cruise Line has confirmed a data breach exposing personal and passport information of almost six million passengers. Affected customers have been notified and urged to monitor their data carefully.

All passengers aboard a Disney Cruise ship were removed at Dublin Port, Ireland, leaving families stranded due to strict policy enforcement. The incident highlights the impact of cruise line all-aboard rules.

Spain joined several top European countries at the Emotions Travel Show Madrid 2026, a luxury B2B travel event showcasing various tourism and hospitality sectors. Exhibitors included tourism boards, cruises, rail companies, wellness resorts, boutique hotels, and eco lodges.

COITM is collaborating with Beijing’s Chaoyang District to launch a Cultural Tourism Festival in 2026. The festival will focus on inbound and outbound tourism markets with events throughout the year.

Canada will join several countries at the Cruise Ship Interiors Design Expo Americas 2026, which takes place in Miami in June 2026. The event will focus on cruise ship interiors design at the Miami Beach Convention Center.

Several cruise ships in 2026 have reported outbreaks of norovirus and gastrointestinal illnesses, including Disney Cruise Line and expedition cruises. Health investigations are underway, and travelers are encouraged to follow hygiene precautions.

Norwegian Cruise Line has cancelled its winter sailings, impacting thousands of passengers. The company is also relocating its Caribbean homeport operations to Miami.

Carnival Cruise Line has revealed a cyber attack exposing personal data, including passport numbers, of nearly six million passengers. The company is notifying those affected and advising vigilance.

Tour operators have highlighted an uncertain future for Indigenous tourism and are calling for enhanced support to a key Indigenous Tourism Association to help preserve cultural travel experiences.