In the wake of the COVID-19 pandemic, New Caledonia has reimagined its approach to cruise tourism, aligning it with sustainability and inclusivity.

The cruise industry is increasingly turning its back on Europe, grappling with rising protests, regulations, and charges, and finding a haven in the Caribbean.

The ocean cruise industry rebounds in 2023, surpassing pre-pandemic passenger numbers. Projections indicate continued growth, reaching 39.4 million passengers by 2027.

Australia’s cruise industry surged to a record high in 2023-2024, contributing A$8.43 billion to the economy and supporting over 26,000 jobs nationwide.

The Barbuda International Airport opened on October 3, 2024, signaling the start of a new chapter for Barbuda’s connectivity, tourism and economic growth.

Türkiye’s ports welcomed 749 cruise ships between January and August, bringing in 1.2 million passengers, as reported by the Transport Ministry. August marked the peak of cruise ship traffic in Türkiye, with 176 ships arriving at various ports. However, July …

South Australia solidifies its position as a premier cruise destination attracting industry leaders to the Australian Cruise Association (ACA) Annual Conference

Cruise passengers eagerly anticipating a round-the-world voyage have found themselves stranded for an astonishing three months in Northern Ireland

The cruise industry is experiencing a renaissance, fueled by millennials and Gen Z. Cruise lines are now witnessing a significant shift in their passenger base.

Greece is poised to become a leading force in the revitalized global cruise industry. With its rich tapestry of islands, history, and natural beauty, the country offers an unparalleled cruising experience that prioritizes sustainability and fosters deep connections with local …