Cruise News

Singapore achieved record tourism levels in 2026 and secured a major partnership with Informa. These moves strengthen its position as a leading hub for business events in Asia.

Margaritaville at Sea has launched a flash sale on cruises to the Bahamas and extended Caribbean voyages for summer 2026. This promotion has triggered a strong booking interest among travelers looking for affordable tropical cruise options.

A cruise ship affected by hantavirus has docked in Rotterdam, prompting intensive disinfection protocols at the Dutch cruise terminal. Passengers can expect possible delays amid health safety measures.

United Airlines is participating alongside leading global airlines, tourism boards, and cruise lines at IMEX Frankfurt 2026. This engagement highlights opportunities to advance U.S. travel industry partnerships and broaden travel options for American tourists.

GBTA research highlights key gaps in AI adoption and hotel distribution technology restraining U.S. corporate travel progress. These challenges disrupt business trip planning and booking efficiency.

IMEX Frankfurt 2026 emphasized Ukraine's growing MICE tourism and Ajman's upscale hospitality, expanding venue choices for U.S. corporate event planners. These emerging markets offer fresh possibilities in the global business events arena.

Dubai’s 2026 boost in MICE tourism merges luxury with business, offering U.S. travelers high-end conference experiences alongside rich cultural and leisure options. This shift enhances Dubai’s appeal within Middle East corporate events.

Lima has emerged as a leading MICE destination in the Americas, showing rapid growth that opens new possibilities for U.S. corporate travelers. Its expanding infrastructure and business event offerings make it a key contender in South America’s conference tourism sector.

Royal Caribbean is relocating the Ovation of the Seas Alaska cruise debarkation from Seward to Whittier due to terminal construction delays. U.S. travelers should revise travel plans to accommodate new port logistics for the 2026 season.

Barcelona's recent decision to double its cruise passenger tax in 2026 is set to raise Mediterranean cruising expenses for U.S. travelers. This change may influence itinerary planning and travel budgets for American cruisers visiting Europe's Mediterranean routes.