Alaska Prepares for Record Cruise Season in 2026
The Alaska cruise industry is gearing up for an unprecedented season in 2026 with record passenger numbers expected. Preparations are underway to handle the boost in visitor arrivals.
Lawsuit Filed Over Burn Injuries on Carnival Cruise Pool Deck
A passenger has filed a lawsuit against Carnival Cruise, claiming burn injuries linked to a reportedly hot pool deck. The case brings attention to cruise ship safety standards.
Luxury Cruise Ship Docks at Port of Rochester on Great Lakes Voyage
A luxury cruise ship has docked at the Port of Rochester for the first time in decades, as part of a nine-day journey through the Great Lakes. This visit marks a renewed interest in cruising the region's inland waters.
CATO Calls for Stronger Backing of Indigenous Tourism Association of Canada
The Canadian Association of Tour Operators has expressed strong support for the Indigenous Tourism Association of Canada and called for increased collaboration to develop indigenous tourism. CATO's statement in late May 2026 highlights the need for greater industry and government involvement.
Cruise Ship Rescues Sailor Near Vancouver
A cruise ship traveling to Vancouver conducted a successful rescue of a sailor at sea near the city's coastline. The incident demonstrates the vessel's role in maritime safety during the travel season.
Global Tourism Firms Convene at Key Shanghai Travel Show
A major travel trade show in Shanghai brought together top global tourism firms to highlight their services. The event focused on business networking amid growing international travel demand.
Uber and Mews Partner to Add Ride Booking in Hotel Systems
Mews has joined forces with Uber to embed ride booking features into hotel management platforms. This integration seeks to simplify transportation services within hotel operations.
Alaska Eyes Record Cruise Passenger Numbers in 2026
The 2026 Alaska cruise season is expected to reach record passenger arrivals amid growing demand for Alaska cruises. The cruise industry is preparing for increased traffic ahead of the season.
Lawsuit Filed Against Carnival for Pool Deck Burn Injuries
A man has filed a lawsuit against Carnival Cruise after suffering burns from a hot pool deck. This case highlights safety issues regarding deck surface temperatures on cruise ships.
Luxury Cruise Visits Port of Rochester During Great Lakes Voyage
A luxury cruise ship docked at the Port of Rochester for the first time in decades during a nine-day Great Lakes voyage. This visit is part of the vessel’s itinerary covering key regional ports.
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