Cruise News

At the PATA Annual Summit 2026 in Pohang, Korea, the association recognized members who have maintained partnerships spanning over five decades. The awards underscored the enduring relationships within the travel industry.

San Francisco attracted large visitor crowds over Memorial Day weekend 2026, signaling a recovery in tourism. CBS and MSN report ongoing positive trends in the city's tourism sector.

Rendez-vous Canada 2026 launched in Toronto with unprecedented international buyer attendance. Participants from multiple global markets gathered ahead of the expected FIFA World Cup travel surge.

Congress Messe Innsbruck has appointed a new CEO, introducing fresh leadership at the venue. This change affects the management of meetings and conference events hosted in Innsbruck.

Cruise ship visits to New Zealand ports have recently declined. However, the country's tourism industry maintains a positive outlook on future opportunities.

A Carnival cruise passenger has filed a lawsuit after experiencing burn injuries on the ship’s pool deck. The incident took place on the Caribbean lido deck, raising safety issues aboard cruise vessels.

A Spanish passenger evacuated from the MV Hondius cruise ship was confirmed to have hantavirus after the evacuation. Authorities continue monitoring the outbreak as related cases surface.

Several cruise lines, such as Carnival, are now charging passengers $70 for taking buffet food back to their cabins. This measure is designed to limit buffet misuse and reduce food waste aboard ships.

Marjolaine de Sa has taken on the role of executive director at Cruise the Saint Lawrence. She will lead efforts to guide and coordinate cruise tourism development in the region.

A Spanish passenger evacuated from the MV Hondius cruise was diagnosed with hantavirus after quarantine. Health authorities confirmed the infection following isolation and assessment.