One cruise terminal is being demolished in Miami to make way for a new and more updated structure for Royal Caribbean ships.

Celebrity Beyond is experiencing technical issues that have slowed her speeds, delaying both the current and following ...

Barcelona will close two of its seven cruise terminals as it steps up efforts to control visitor numbers following a local ...

Interior view of the new MSC Cruises’ Terminal AA, designed by Miami’s Architecture Studio Arquitectonica, at PortMiami, which is the world’s largest cruise terminal, capable of ...

The Miami-Dade County Commission unanimously approved a memorandum of understanding with MSC Cruises Tuesday to build cruise Terminal AAA at the port. The terminal is set for completion by October ...

The world’s largest cruise ships finally have a place to park in Miami. Dubbed Terminal A, the newest addition to PortMiami will be able to accommodate Royal Caribbean’s massive Oasis-class ...

Miami-Dade County will invest $100 million to build the new terminal, with Norwegian Cruise Line Holdings augmenting the county’s allocated funds with its own contribution to PortMiami. travel ...

Port Canaveral has surpassed Miami for the first time as the world's busiest cruise port, according to the Florida Ports Council. A just-released report from the organization put Port Canaveral's ...

Norwegian Cruise Line Holdings (NCLH) received the go-ahead yesterday to proceed with its futuristic Miami cruise terminal. Miami-Dade County commissioners approved plans-and a sizeable investment-for ...

Miami, the world's busiest port for passenger traffic, has taken a big step to reduce pollution from cruise ships. It spent $125 million to build and launch a shore power program.

MIAMI (CBSMiami) - Cruise Terminal 4 at Port Everglades will be getting a Disney makeover as the move received the green light Tuesday by the Broward County Commission. County commissioners ...

Work has begun on the new cruise terminal being developed by the Royal Caribbean Group in PortMiami. According to The Next ...