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NYC Unveils Major Overhaul of Manhattan Cruise Terminal

New York City’s new Master Plan for the Manhattan Cruise Terminal outlines a multi-year rebuild of the 90-year-old facility, including the addition of shore power.

Jamaica Welcomes First Cruise Guests Since Hurricane Melissa

Holland America Line’s Zuiderdam was the first cruise ship to bring passengers back to Ocho Rios, Jamaica, since Hurricane Melissa.

Giant Wave Crashes Onto Pier Sweeping Cruise Ship Visitors Away

Tourists were swept into the sea by a giant wave in Tenerife. Cruise passengers were among the victims in a tragic day of coastal accidents.

New Terminal Opens as MSC Seascape Arrives at Texas Homeport

Port of Galveston has opened Cruise Terminal 16 and welcomed MSC Seascape as the first MSC Cruises ship homeported from Texas.

Cruise Surge Positions Port Canaveral for Even Bigger Years Ahead

Port Canaveral's annual State of the Port address highlights growth and success as well as community support and future plans.

Cruise Passengers Concerned as FAA Cuts Flights at Major US Airports

FAA cuts 10% of flights at 40 major U.S. airports, leaving cruise passengers concerned about delays, missed embarkations, and limited insurance coverage.

Port Everglades Issues Alert for Busy Cruise Homeport Day

Port Everglades in Fort Lauderdale is alerting guests to heavy traffic expected with seven ships in port on Friday, November 7, 2025.

Jamaica Sets Goal to Resume Cruise Operations in December

Damage control is already underway and Jamaica is hoping to resume all tourism operations (including cruising) before the year ends.

Oil Spill in Galveston Impacts Multiple Cruise Ships

Key Aspects: An oil spill occurred in the Galveston Cruise Port after an unnamed vessel collided with Pier 32. The spill is secured, but the clean...

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