Cruise News

Disney Cruise Line announced the Disney Believe ship, the fourth Wish-class vessel, launching in late 2027 featuring Tinker Bell and Moana themes. A new ship class sized between classic and modern ships will debut from 2029 with three vessels built by Meyer Werft.

Norwegian Cruise Line announced over 450 voyages departing from Galveston in 2026, including Caribbean and Morocco routes. The company offers promotions and expands its presence with a 10-year Port of Galveston lease.

Record low water levels on the Danube and Rhine rivers in Europe have disrupted river cruise operations. Cruise lines have canceled sailings, altered routes, and used ship swaps, impacting passengers' itineraries.

Oceania Cruises advocates longer voyages up to 180 days across over 600 destinations worldwide. The line will debut Oceania Aurelia in 2027 and five more ships through 2037.

Norwegian Cruise Line opened bookings for over 450 voyages from Galveston, offering up to 50% off fares through August 18, 2026. New itineraries for 2028 include Caribbean, Bahamas, and Morocco destinations.

Riviera Travel has cancelled 10 European river cruise departures and modified six others due to low water levels caused by high temperatures and limited rainfall in Europe. The affected rivers include the Rhine, Danube, Moselle, and Main, with significant navigation restrictions especially at the Kaub section of the Rhine in Germany.

Oceania Cruises promotes voyages from seven to 180 days covering over 600 global destinations. The line's new ship Oceania Aurelia debuts in late 2027 for extended luxury exploration.

Norwegian Cruise Line opened bookings for over 450 voyages, including new seven-day Western Caribbean sailings from Galveston on Norwegian Prima. The company signed a 10-year terminal lease at Port of Galveston, sharing Terminal 16 with MSC Cruises.

Riviera Travel has cancelled 10 European river cruises and modified six others due to low water levels on major rivers. Affected passengers receive updates and alternative travel options.

Oceania Cruises announced longer voyages of up to 180 days visiting over 600 destinations globally. The new Oceania Aurelia ship will debut in late 2027 for extended luxury travel.