Further Canada/New England ports chalking up their first cruise calls of 2023 include Montréal, Québec City and Charlottetown, PEI.

With cruise revenues exceeding forecasts, Port Canaveral plans to build a seventh cruise terminal by 2026.

Scenic Group USA promoted Robert Castro to VP marketing and appointed Elizabeth Fettes to VP sales and Kayla Corbett to director of key & strategic accounts.

Royal Caribbean International released what President/CEO Michael Bayley called a 'gold standard' environmental plan for its Royal Beach Club at Paradise Island.

Royal Caribbean International executives visited the nearly completed Panama Cruise Terminal, which is set to be ready for the 2023/24 cruise season.

Port of New Orleans set a record in March for oceangoing and river cruises, topping pre-pandemic levels with 155,225 passenger movements and 39 calls.

Twenty-nine inspections of 13 cruise ships during the 2022 Alaska season found they were in compliance with environmental regulations in Glacier Bay National Park and Preserve.

MSC Cruises continues its drive into the US market with MSC Meraviglia beginning year-round deployment from New York.

Atlantic Canada is preparing for a banner 2023 with the region expected to welcome 950,000 cruisers on more than 600 ship calls.

Brightline unveiled its Orlando International Airport Station that will connect riders between Central and South Florida, including stops near a trio of South Florida cruise homeports.