A record 21.7 million Americans are setting sail in 2026, driving historic US cruise travel growth. Discover how evolving demographics and new sustainability targets are reshaping maritime tourism.
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Tokelau improves inter-atoll transport while tourism still depends on sea access from Apia.
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Saudi Red Sea Authority launches Deeper Than It Seems campaign highlighting safety, sustainability and regulations behind Red Sea tourism growth.
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The U.S. Virgin Islands is preparing to make history by welcoming the world-renowned Clipper 2027-28 Round the World Yacht Race Team to St. Thomas.
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Travel costs may fall on longer cruises, but visas, flights and onboard extras still require planning.
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Malaysia explores a Telok Melano-Tioman ferry revival as an exclusive coastal tourism experience connecting Sarawak and Pulau Tioman.
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Bornholm’s late-summer harbour discounts boost sailing value across Rønne, Nexø and coastal routes.
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Mexico has doubled its cruise passenger fee to $10, with further increases planned through 2028. Learn how this policy affects maritime travel and cruise costs.
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Klaksvík Sailor’s Day boosts Faroe Islands maritime tourism as Copenhagen air links support northern visitor growth.
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Carnival Cruise Line’s historic appointment of Daniela Gargiulo as its first female Staff Captain highlights a major shift in maritime tourism leadership. Her journey from Deck Cadet to…
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