Besides Celebrity Xcel's inaugural Caribbean season in 2025/26, Celebrity Cruises will field its first year-round Miami ship and new Iceland and Asia itineraries.

Argentina projects a record 2023/24 cruise season with more than 758,000 passengers to visit Buenos Aires, Puerto Madryn and Ushuaia on over 700 calls.

The coming together of Fred. Olsen Cruise Lines’ fleet took place in Madeira last week, with passengers free to participate in multiple activities. 

Operators of Liverpool Cruise Terminal are to surrender their lease and hand control of the UK northwest facility to local port owners.

Windstar Cruises is branching out with a first-time South America program that offers Galápagos and Machu Picchu extensions.

Seven Royal Caribbean International ships will ply the Caribbean from Florida, Texas and Puerto Rico on six- to eight-night cruises in 2025-26.

Riviera Travel has launched its European river cruise programme for 2025, with prices held at 2024 rates.

Falmouth Harbour in Cornwall finished a record cruise season with over 40 calls and bringing an estimated £4-6m revenue to the local economy.

Australia and New Zealand’s 2023/24 cruise season, which began last month, is set to be the most successful season for both countries to date.

New Brunswick's Port Saint John wrapped a six-month cruise season with higher numbers than in 2022, showing recovery for the Atlantic Canada region.