Shortly after setting sail on a Transatlantic voyage, Norwegian Star lost power and had to be towed back to New York.

Norwegian Cruise Line Holdings will use a new terminal in Galveston, Texas, starting in November 2025 under a 10-year contract, boosting local tourism and economic growth.

Just hours into a 14-night transatlantic voyage, Norwegian Cruise Line’s Norwegian Star suffered a propulsion issue that left ...

This week, the Port of Galveston announced a long-term deal with Norwegian that would give the world's third-largest cruise line a full-time home at the terminal now under construction at Pier 16.

Norwegian Cruise Line has confirmed a homeport swap, bringing more capacity to New Orleans and a newer ship to San Juan.

Norwegian Viva (pictured) and Norwegian Prima — the cruise line's two newest ships — will begin sailing western Caribbean voyages when the Port of Galveston's new terminal opens in November 2025.

Galveston's cruise port broke a passenger record this year and is set to attract even more passengers in 2025, with the opening of a new terminal and the arrival of a new cruise line.

Norwegian Cruise Line and Galveston Wharves had been in talks for several months, Juan Kuryla, the cruise line’s senior vice president of port development and construction, said in a news release.

July 17, 2024 Norwegian Cruise Line will make Philly a home port for one of its ships in 2026 The agreement will revive an industry that largely vanished from the city more than a decade ago.

Norwegian signed a 10-year deal this week to move full-time into the Port of Galveston's new terminal at Pier 16 when it opens in November 2025.

The cruise company and Galveston Wharves have agreed to a 10-year contract that will allow Norwegian’s brands to use the new terminal at the port. The $100 million terminal—the fourth at the port—is ...

Starting in November 2025, Norwegian Cruise Line will homeport in Galveston full-time after three years of seasonal sailings.