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Global cruise line itinerary and fleet updates

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Latest: Royal Caribbean expands cruise presence in Australia and Asia

Major cruise lines continue to release extensive itinerary expansions for the 2027–2029 period, signaling a trend toward long-duration, immersive, and year-round travel. Princess Cruises has detailed its 2028–29 Americas

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Princess Cruises Sanctuary Collection expansion

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Latest: Princess Cruises expands Sanctuary Collection across Royal Class fleet

Princess Cruises has announced a multi-year fleet modernization initiative to expand its Sanctuary Collection to five Royal Class ships: Royal Princess, Discovery Princess, Enchanted Princess, Regal Princess, and Sky Pri

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Cruise line itinerary and fleet expansions 2026–2029

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Latest: Cunard unveils 93 new voyages for 2028-29 season

Since July 2026, cruise operators have continued to expand itineraries, ships, and themed programs through 2029. Hapag-Lloyd Cruises has detailed its 2027 ART 2 SEA program on EUROPA 2, featuring curated art voyages in t

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Mazatlán tourism recovery and development

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Latest: Mazatlán receives Discovery Princess cruise ship

In Mazatlán, Sinaloa, authorities and hotel associations have launched a tourism recovery plan through a Permanent Tourism Strengthening Table. This initiative coordinates municipal, state, and federal agencies, includin

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MSC Cruises fleet deployment and amenities

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Latest: MSC Crociere announces longevity cruise and Eataly partnership

MSC Cruises has finalized its fleet restructuring for the Winter 2027–28 season, focusing on the Western Mediterranean, the Southern Caribbean, the Canary Islands, and South Africa. This follows decisions to reroute the

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Virgin Voyages Brilliant Lady itinerary adjustments

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Latest: Virgin Voyages reroutes Brilliant Lady due to Hurricane Trudy

Virgin Voyages has implemented several itinerary adjustments for its vessel, the Brilliant Lady, driven by safety and environmental factors. In late September 2026, the company announced modifications to its 2027 Alaska

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Panama Canal and Caribbean cruise season

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Latest: Panama Canal launches 2026-2027 cruise season

The 2026-2027 cruise season involving the Panama Canal and Caribbean regions is characterized by expanded itineraries and increased transit activity. Princess Cruises announced holiday sailings from Thanksgiving through

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Alaska tourism and cruisetour travel

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Latest: Alaska tourism features diverse wildlife and national park cruisetours

Alaska tourism is characterized by a high volume of visitors, with approximately two-thirds of the 3 million annual travelers utilizing cruise ships. Many travelers opt for cruisetours, which combine coastal cruises with

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New Zealand tourism sector recovery and performance

8 clusters · 18 sources · last updated

Latest: New Zealand targets doubling of tourism exports by 2034

New Zealand’s international tourism sector continues to expand, with July 2026 visitor arrivals reaching 256,600, an 8.5 per cent increase over July 2025. For the year ending July 2026, total arrivals reached 3.69 millio

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Australian and New Zealand cruise industry challenges

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Latest: Australian cruise market sees 1.16 million passengers sailing locally

The Australian and New Zealand cruise sectors continue to face significant economic and competitive challenges. Industry representatives from the Cruise Lines International Association (CLIA) have reported a substantial

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