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Philadelphia Cruise Terminal Breaks Ground, Norwegian Jewel to Sail in 2026

PhilaPort has begun construction on a 16-acre terminal near Philadelphia International Airport, set to welcome Norwegian Cruise Line in April 2026.

Cruisers Could Face New $45 Fee Without REAL ID

Starting next year, US-based cruise guests who don’t have REAL IDs may have to pay a fee if they are flying to their embarkation port.

Ongoing Construction Delays First Royal Caribbean Beach Club

Royal Caribbean has cancelled at least one preview visit to the brand new Royal Beach Club Paradise Island in Nassau, Bahamas.

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.

Progress Spotted at First Royal Caribbean Beach Club

Exciting progress has been spotted at Royal Beach Club Paradise Island, but will the club be finished in time for its December opening?

Temporary Traffic Changes for Port of Galveston Road Construction

From now through December 5, 2025, cruise-traffic routes at Port of Galveston will be altered to accommodate road work.

Major Port Operator Moves Forward with $250 Million Cruise Projects

Global Ports Holding expands terminals in the Caribbean and Europe with upgrades set to open through 2027.

Flying to Port Canaveral Getting Easier for Family Cruisers

A new program at Orlando International Airport will be great for families who have finished sailing from Port Canaveral.

Cruise Port Expands Capacity as Third Berth Opens

The Catania Cruise Port is looking forward to growing as a top Mediterranean destination for cruise ships after adding a new berth.

Cruise Guests to Get Front-Row View of Historic Battleship at Galveston

Guests sailing from Galveston may be docked within feet of one of the US Navy's most historic battleships, USS Texas.

Progress Continues at Antigua’s New Cruise Terminal

Government officials visit the construction site of the new cruise terminal in Antigua to see how the progress is going.

Barcelona Cruise Port Changes Course With Terminal Reductions

A new agreement means Barcelona’s Adossat wharf will go from offering seven cruise terminals to five, with a new terminal also being built.