MSC Cruises US Expansion Brings European Luxury to Caribbean Travel
MSC Cruises is increasing its US operations with a focus on Caribbean travel, highlighting European luxury services and new vacation experiences for international tourists.
Jamaica Wins 14th WAVE Award for Travel Advisor Engagement
The Jamaica Tourist Board has received its 14th WAVE Award, recognizing its outstanding role in travel advisor engagement and market excellence within Caribbean tourism. This award reinforces Jamaica's position as a leading destination in the region.
Blue Cruise Relaunches from Miami Featuring Caribbean and Music Tourism
Blue Cruise has restarted sailings from Miami, centering on Caribbean destinations and promoting music tourism. The cruise aims to enrich cultural experiences linked to Caribbean music during its voyages.
Seward Cruise Terminal Opens with Royal Caribbean Support and Business Award
The Seward Cruise Terminal in Alaska has officially opened with support from Royal Caribbean Group. It also earned a Small Business Accelerator Award recognizing its significance.
Norwegian Viva Cancels Puerto Rico Sailings, Relocates to Miami for 2028
Norwegian Cruise Line has canceled almost seven months of Norwegian Viva sailings from Puerto Rico in 2028, relocating the ship's homeport to Miami during that time. Travelers with original bookings are advised to update their plans accordingly.
Five US Cruise Passengers Arrested After Bahamas Brawl
Five US cruise passengers were arrested by Bahamas police following an onboard brawl while docked in the Bahamas. Authorities intervened after the conflict aboard the cruise ship.
California HS Rail Approves $3.5B Contract for Central Valley Section
The California High-Speed Rail Authority has approved a major contract worth $3.5 billion to build track and systems in the Central Valley segment. This move follows over a decade of construction planning for California's high-speed rail project.
Quebec PQ Party to Pull Out of Alto High-Speed Rail Project
Quebec’s Parti Québécois has announced plans to exit the Alto high-speed rail project if it forms the next government. The decision follows protests by farmers and citizens concerned about the project’s impacts.
India Unveils First Bullet Train Image for Delhi-Siliguri High-Speed Rail
India has shared the first visual of its bullet train, a key component of the Delhi to Siliguri high-speed rail project. This development highlights progress in the country’s rail modernization efforts.
WTTC Alerts on Risk to 41 Million European Visitors Due to EES Delays
The WTTC warns that delays from the European Entry/Exit System may put up to 41 million visitor arrivals at risk due to border wait times potentially reaching three hours. Travelers to Europe could face significant hold-ups at border crossings.
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MSC Seaview Drops Ibiza and Tarragona Ports Amid Spain Labor Strike
MSC Cruises’ MSC Seaview canceled its November 2026 port calls to Ibiza and Tarragona due to widespread labor strikes in Spain. The ship added Italian ports and adjusted schedules to accommodate the changes.
TUI Cruises Cancels Second Mein Schiff 3 Sailing After Collision
TUI Cruises canceled a 14-night Norway cruise on Mein Schiff 3 due to extended repairs after an October 25 collision in Bremerhaven. The ship has been at Lloyd Werft since November 1, with no injuries reported during the incident.
Federal Charges Filed After Homicide Onboard MSC Seascape Near Texas
Jason Watford of Tyler, Texas, is charged federally with murder after allegedly killing his wife aboard the MSC Seascape on November 8, 2026. The cruise ship returned to Galveston before resuming its itinerary.