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Cozumel Agrees on New Fee for Cruise Passengers

Quintana Roo will launch Cruise Tourism Development Fund, charging passengers $5 fee to visit Cozumel and Mahahual.

Busy Alaskan Port May Not Have Internet or Cell Service for Weeks

Due to a break in a subsea fiber optic cable, Sitka, Alaska, may be without internet and cell service for up to two weeks.

Norway to Enforce Net-Zero Rules for Cruise Ships by 2032

New regulations to protect UNESCO-listed fjords will require small ships to achieve zero emissions by 2026, with larger ships facing the same mandate by 2032.

Ketchikan Port Calls Continue as Planned After Tragic Landslide

Cruise ship calls set to continue as planned after tragic landslide in Ketchikan, Alaska and an evacuation area implemented.

Major Cruise Port Suffers Outages From Possible Cyberattack

The Port of Seattle suffers a possible cyberattack, along with Seattle-Tacoma International Airport, with system outages.

Port Canaveral Reverses Decision to Build New Cruise Terminal

Port Canaveral has decided to reverse the decision to build a new cruise terminal on the north side due to state backlash.

Another City Seeking to Move Cruise Ships Away From Downtown

Cruise ships may not be able to dock in a famous French downtown if new bans are passed and the dock is relocated.

Construction Begins on Galveston Cruise Terminal for MSC Cruises

The construction of the new MSC Cruises terminal at Port of Galveston is officially underway, with an opening planned for 2025.

St. Maarten Expects Over 1.5 Million Cruise Passengers

Port St. Maarten Group announces growth in cruise tourism with projections indicating over 1.5 million passengers in 2025.

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