Cruise News

Cruise lines have begun imposing extra charges on guests who take buffet food back to their cabins. This change affects passengers accustomed to enjoying buffet dining without such fees.

Rendez-vous Canada 2026, the top Canadian tourism trade show, has begun in Toronto. The event gathers industry stakeholders to encourage business connections and cooperation.

Yucatan Meetings was featured at IBTM Americas 2026 to highlight the region's strengths for business tourism. The event aimed to promote Yucatan as a destination for corporate meetings.

The United States is participating alongside Mexico, Canada, and Caribbean nations at the Small & Boutique Meetings event. Industry representatives from American bureaus, resorts, and cruise operators are involved.

IMEX Frankfurt 2026 was hosted in Germany, highlighting the country’s leadership in the global business events sector. The event showcased growth across the international MICE industry and Germany’s role in this expansion.

Port Milwaukee is experiencing a record-breaking cruise season in 2026 with surging passenger traffic. Great Lakes cruises are reconnecting travelers with maritime traditions dating back to the 1800s.

A Spanish passenger evacuated from the MV Hondius cruise ship has tested positive for hantavirus. Health authorities are actively monitoring the situation amid rising international infections.

Certain cruise lines have begun charging guests who take buffet food to their cabins. Passengers should be aware of new fees linked to food consumption outside designated dining areas.

The Caribbean is emerging as a top region benefiting from a global travel surge in 2026. Increasing tourism demand and ongoing infrastructure development underline the area's growth potential.

IPW 2026 concluded in Fort Lauderdale with key US travel industry stakeholders uniting to confront declining international tourism. The event highlighted collaborative approaches to revitalizing global travel engagement.