Big Ships, New Ports, Fresh Itine...

Big Ships, New Ports, Fresh Itineraries

Cruise News por Cruise News
24 jul 2026
19:03

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Today's Cruise News brief looks at how ship redeployments, refurbishments, and port upgrades are reshaping future cruise choices. Royal Caribbean's Harmony of the Seas marks ten years in service and returns to Port Canaveral in late July 2026 for year-round Caribbean and Bahamas sailings, following a Royal Amplified refit that added new venues and more than 100 staterooms. Costa Cruises' Costa Serena begins a farewell Asia season before a 65-night Tokyo-to-Buenos Aires repositioning voyage and new South America cruises, part of Costa's 200 million euro revitalization program. And American Cruise Lines advances plans for a 3 million dollar floating dock in Wrangell, Alaska, targeting a 2027 in-service date to bring overnight cruise stays to the Southeast Alaska port.

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