Labadee is a secure, private Royal Caribbean-owned destination far from where violence has been taking place in Haiti, but ...

One upcoming itinerary for Royal Caribbean’s Oasis of the Seas includes Cabo Rojo, Dominican Republic, as an extra port.

Four sailings onboard Carnival Vista have been adjusted to include a stop at Amber Cove, Dominican Republic, instead of Grand ...

The first of 107 calls by giant cruise ships into Cork Harbour has opened the 2025 season - with the historic port town of Cobh to see plenty more in the coming months. The Port of Cork Company has ...

The Port of Seattle is set to start a record-breaking cruise season Saturday, with nearly 300 scheduled ship calls bringing an estimated 1.9 million passengers to the city, officials said.

The Port of New Orleans (Port NOLA) reported an all-time high for cruise passenger movements in March 2025, logging more than 165,000 passenger moves, surpassing its previous record of 155,000 set in ...

The Port of Québec said in a press release that it has continued to see cruise activity into the spring of 2025 and beyond, including new ships, a longer season and partnerships with the local ...

The world's largest private cruise port operator has launched its new headquarters in Liverpool, which is its first UK office outside of London. Global Ports Holding Ltd (GPH) has opened the site at ...

2026 and 2027 sailings. The offers are available for both ships in the Ambassador fleet, with Ambience operating from her home port of London Cruise Terminal and Ambition sailing from seven ...

Cruise travelers in one region of the U.S. will soon have the opportunity to cruise year-round from one convenient cruise port. Carnival Cruise Line is bringing its cruise operations back to pre ...

The Port of Dover has completed an upgrade costing more than £6m in order to welcome larger cruise ships to Kent. Mooring facilities on two of its dedicated cruise berths have been expanded to ...

Carnival Cruise Line is exploring the possibility of adding a larger ship to the Port of Baltimore, which would likely mean thousands more spots on Carnival cruises departing from the city each year.