Cruises

Extreme weather events are increasingly disrupting global cruise itineraries, forcing lines to reroute ships, cancel port calls, and absorb higher operational costs. In the past 48 hours alone, Tropical Storm Humberto, Hurricane Priscilla, and Hurricane Erin have led major cruise lines like Carnival, Royal Caribbean, MSC, and Norwegian to adjust routes. These disruptions highlight how climate volatility is reshaping operations, planning, and the passenger experience in the cr

Cozumel is breaking records as Mexico’s top cruise destination, welcoming millions of passengers and even the world’s largest ship, Icon of the Seas. With world-class infrastructure and sustainable innovation, the island is shaping the future of cruise tourism. Every arrival brings growth, connection, and inspiration to the global travel scene.

Cruise lines are elevating the travel experience with open-air fitness areas, wellness classes, and spa treatments to promote balance and well-being at sea. From outdoor gyms to thermal suites, guests can enjoy health-focused options while sailing in luxury.

AAA estimates that this year, 19 million Americans will set sail on ocean cruises – a delightful 4.5% increase from last year, when 18.2 million people enjoyed cruise vacations.