After over 60 years of existence, the Port of Alaska is already in the process of the largest change since its inception.

Embark on an unforgettable journey through Alaska's breathtaking beauty on a cruise of a lifetime. But which itinerary is the ...

New cruise itineraries, land-side cultural events, and onboard experiences will frame Princess Cruises’ 2025 Alaska season, ...

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 ...

Another Alaska-native corporation, Goldbelt Incorporated, has also proposed an additional Juneau cruise port project in partnership with Royal Caribbean Group that’s aimed at easing congestion ...

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 ...

Juneau is not the only Alaska port that has agreed to expand the number of cruise ship docks. In Seward, port officials in February 2025 obtained legislative approval enabling it to build a new ...

As Royal Caribbean continues to focus on bigger ships, it’s leaving behind one popular but size-restricted cruise port, and opening a door for Carnival Cruise Line to step up to meet the demand.

Carnival Cruise Line's largest ship to date, the Festivale, will be based at Port Canaveral starting in spring 2027. The Festivale will feature new music-themed venues, family-friendly water park ...

A UK port is now able to accommodate some of the world's largest cruise ships, thanks to significant upgrades to its seafront. Dover has undergone a £6 million renovation, enabling it to welcome ...

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.