Cruise News

Oceania Allura will be homeported in Miami for winters, and sail the Mediterranean next summer.

Here comes a new Allura at seaOceania’s eighth ship debuts with new dining concepts and spacious staterooms.

The former Costa Magica will be completely renovated, renamed, before entering service in 2026 under Tianjin Orient International Cruises.

Chinese cruise company acquires former Costa shipLong stranded ship to find a new home with Tianjin Orient International Cruises.

The pool deck on the new Celebrity Xcel.

Happy place at sea? Celebrity says it’s XcelCelebrity Cruises' fifth and newest ship, Celebrity Xcel, makes debut.

Crystal Grace will debut in June 2028, accommodating 650 passengers, and featuring the only Nobu restaurant at sea.

Crystal will sail with GraceNew-build ship is a first under the Abercrombie & Kent Travel Group.

The partnership between Saudi Tourism Authority, Aroya Cruises and Major Sports Cruises aims to enhance the Kingdom’s global position in sports tourism.

It’s a go for football-themed cruises in Saudi seasSpecial sailings for fans to sail and cheer for the Spanish Super Cup in Jeddah.

Regent Seven Seas Prestige

Boom time for shipbuilders as orders pour inRegent Seven Seas, MSC orders reflect confidence in the long-term outlook for cruise tourism.

The Explorers Club voyages on Paul Gauguin Cruises and Aqua Expeditions will begin in the winter 2026 – 2027 season.

There’s more to explore with Ponant’s extended partnershipExpertise on board with three Ponant brands.

Spanning nearly 836 sqm, the suite on the Seven Seas Prestige comes with a private gym, an elevator and a 344 sqm balcony, with a starting rate of US$25,000 per night.

The cruise megasuite is now BIGGER than everAs room sizes – and prices – climb, demand for top-tier cruise suites shows no sign of slowing.

Homegrown Antara Cruises is driving the appeal of cruising on India’s rivers.

India’s cruise sector gains momentumShipping, tourism bodies urged to work together to maximise potential of river cruising.

The waterfront project will include an international cruise terminal, hotels, residences, cultural precincts and commercial zones.

Kota Kinabalu eyes new international cruise terminalMassive waterfront development planned as hub for trade, tourism, culture and lifestyle.