Cruise News

Norwegian Cruise Line will increase shore days and reduce sea days in its 2028 itineraries. The change aims to provide passengers with more time at ports of call.

Celebrity Cruises unveiled its 2028-2029 deployment with global itineraries covering all seven continents. The plan includes expanded Europe cruises, Alaska voyages, Asia and South Pacific sailings, plus South America and Antarctica routes.

Norwegian Cruise Line has opened bookings for over 450 voyages including new 2028 Caribbean cruises from Galveston. Passengers can take advantage of a 50% booking discount through August 18, 2026.

Carnival Cruise Line held its first solar eclipse cruise aboard Carnival Legend in August 2026, departing Dover on an 11-day journey. Three additional eclipse-focused cruises are planned for 2027 with Carnival Firenze, Sunshine, and Miracle.

Celebrity Cruises revealed its 2028-2029 global deployment covering all seven continents, with four Edge Series ships sailing Europe for the first time. The plan includes new routes in Alaska, Asia, South America, and Antarctica.

Norwegian Cruise Line launched bookings for more than 450 voyages on 20 ships, including new summer 2028 Caribbean cruises from Galveston. Promotions include 50% discounts and up to $750 onboard credit through August 18, 2026.

Norwegian Cruise Line's 2028 itineraries will feature increased shore days and shorter sea days. Passengers can expect more time spent at ports throughout the season.

Princess Cruises will require final payments 120 days before sailing starting in 2027, raising deposits and canceling unpaid bookings automatically. Passengers have criticized the policy changes on community forums.

Riviera Travel has cancelled 10 European river cruises in 2026 due to record low water levels on key rivers. Affected passengers can re-book, receive refunds, or select alternative cruises and tours with compensation offers.

Norwegian Cruise Line will reduce sea days in its 2028 cruise itineraries. Increased shore days will allow passengers longer time for onshore activities.