Initial findings from the Expedition Cruise Network’s (ECN) inaugural annual survey revealed 70% of its 18 expedition cruise line/operator members have seen sales growth this year.

Port of Reykjavik is building a new two storey 5,000 sq mtr cruise terminal due to open in 2025 and be fully functional by 2026.

Colombia's cruise business is growing and new ports, including on the Pacific Coast, are taking ships.

Seabourn plans to debut Solis, a fine dining venue offering light, modern Mediterranean cuisine, which will replace The Grill by Thomas Keller.

Carnival Cruise Line opened bookings for Carnival Miracle in Europe in 2025 and more 2025-26 sailings from Miami, Tampa, Port Canaveral and New Orleans.

Swan Hellenic expanded its North America sales and marketing team by appointing Cheryl Topalian and Rolf Logan to director-level roles.

Australia's Aurora Expeditions appointed Eric Andrews, a veteran of Quasar Expeditions, as director of sales for Southeastern US.

William Blair & Co. expects strong demand to buffer fuel and currency headwinds in Royal Caribbean Group's third and fourth quarters.

Costa Cruises announced two expanded new roles and a new hire in its senior leadership structure that will be effective as of November 1.  

Costa Atlantica, part of the Adora Cruises joint venture between Carnival Corp. and China State Shipbuilding Corp., has been sold, reportedly to join the Margaritaville at Sea fleet.