Cruise News

Cordelia Cruises started sailing in September 2021, and unlike other cruise lines, it is not content to wait decades to list publicly.

A unified visa and new regional coordination signal a turning point for one of the region’s slowest growing tourism segments.

Viking CEO Torstein Hagen isn't afraid to chart his own course. A strategy of no kids, no casinos, and no private islands makes his cruise brand distinctive.

Forget mega-cruises. Luxury yacht travel is tourism’s next frontier, and Ritz-Carlton wants to own it. As the UAE positions itself as the next Las Vegas, immersive travel and premium experiences are setting the tone for 2030.

An IPO just a few years after Ritz-Carlton Yacht Collection's maiden voyage would be ambitious, though the CEO also raised the possibility of getting "gobbled up."

The cruise industry wants clarity, but Washington just sent a loud message: Climate rules that raise costs are a non-starter.

Cruising is rebounding fast, but as the industry posts record growth, there will be mounting scrutiny on sustainability.

Hydrogen isn’t cost-effective yet, but Viking’s bet signals where cruise shipping could be headed. For the industry, it underscores a growing split: LNG may buy time, but the long-term pressure to go zero-emissions is already reshaping investment decisions.

Royal Caribbean Group CEO Jason Liberty talked about his strategy for the cruise giant at Skift Global Forum 2025.

CEO Jason Liberty says the cruise ship operator sits on ‘Himalayas’ of data and is ready to use the disruptive technology further.