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Princess Cruises announces its largest-ever 2028 Europe season with 291 departures, new calls in Galway and Killybegs, a

South Korea welcomes 5,000 Chinese corporate travelers from Wuliangye Group via Adora Cruises, boosting MICE tourism and

A significant shift in luxury cruise standards is underway as Celebrity Cruises earns 25 distinctions from Wine Spectato

WTTC warns Barcelona that increasing cruise tourist taxes could harm economic competitiveness and reduce visitor spendin

Despite temporary disruptions in the Mediterranean caused by geopolitical tensions and rising fuel costs, Carnival Corpo

A fundamental shift in luxury travel is driving a "Great Northern Pivot," as high-end cruise operators trade congested M

Waterways Leisure Tourism secures ₹263.25 crore from anchor investors in June 2026, marking a pivotal moment for India's expanding cruise tourism sector ahead of its public market debut.

American Cruise Lines launches a new luxury Patriot-class coastal ship in Newport, RI, offering intimate, 130-guest voya

Holland America cruise line's flagship Rotterdam makes its Mediterranean premiere in autumn 2027 with five distinct itineraries. Bookings are now open for Western and Eastern routes departing October through December.

Gulf tensions reshape global travel patterns as geopolitical disruptions challenge cruise and airline operations worldwide in 2026, yet traveler demand remains resilient despite rising airfares and booking hesitation.

As geopolitical tensions reshape global energy markets in 2026, decarbonising intercity travel shifts from climate aspiration to urgent economic strategy. Industry leaders now view fuel independence as critical for both emissions reduction and geopolitical resilience.

Carnival posts record second-quarter earnings in 2026 despite Middle East conflict extending cruise booking disruptions. The cruise giant trims growth forecasts as geopolitical tensions persist longer than anticipated.