Cruise News

WTM Spotlight Riyadh is driving rapid growth in Saudi Arabia’s MICE sector, enhancing the Kingdom’s position in international business events and incentive travel markets.

Visit Seattle has appointed a tourism industry veteran as Vice President of Meetings and Conventions, signaling renewed focus on growing the city’s events sector. This development aims to boost Seattle’s appeal for business travelers and foster tourism leadership in destination marketing.

ITB China 2026 unveils a broad event lineup in Shanghai to advance global travel trade and deepen international tourism cooperation. The platform aims to stimulate industry innovation and expanded consumer travel options worldwide.

Travel Indaba 2026 highlights crucial tourism growth opportunities for Africa, aiming to expand regional exposure and foster enhanced traveler experiences. The event focuses on strengthening partnerships and infrastructure supporting the continent's travel industry.

A US city’s introduction of a fast-tracked visitor tax and cruise ship restrictions is reshaping visitor planning. Travelers should anticipate changes to fees and cruise access.

Puerto Rico’s international tourist arrivals rise sharply in 2026, surpassing key US destinations and opening new avenues for travel planning. This growth reshapes opportunities for visitors and industry alike.

Baguio City is showing signs of tourism recovery post-pandemic, though local businesses continue to struggle financially. Travelers should plan carefully as service availability may vary.

Catholic cruises are gaining interest as a unique form of spiritual travel in 2024, blending leisure with faith-based experiences. Travelers from the USA and other English-speaking countries should consider practical tips when planning these niche voyages.

TUI's cruise segment is showing signs of growth, reflecting an emerging recovery in leisure travel. This development could influence cruise options for travelers from the US and other English-speaking countries.

Travelers preparing for Memorial Day travel 2026 should anticipate high demand and potential delays across air, road, and rail. Early planning and staying informed can improve the holiday travel experience.