In the 1990s, the 200-year-old Port of Galveston almost filed for bankruptcy ... The Texas port spent $53 million expanding Carnival's cruise terminal in 2023, a year after Royal Caribbean ...

The Carnival Cruise line plans to deploy four ships from the Port of Galveston visiting destinations such as Limon and Colón in the Panama Canal, Belize, Montego Bay, Jamaica and Cozumel ...

Big things are happening on Galveston Island in 2025 and beyond. Here's what to know about exciting new developments and ...

The Galveston Wharves Board of Trustees announced plans to fund an updated 20-Year Strategic Master Plan and to continue to ...

The Galveston Wharves Board of Trustees has voted to fund an updated 20-Year Strategic Master Plan and will continue to support development of additional cruise infrastructure. The fourth-ranked port ...

19 million people are expected to go on a cruise this year, which will be about 4.5 percent higher than last year and the third straight year of record cruise passenger volume.

Nearly 100 more cruises for two Carnival ships will now be departing early, impacting 5 homeports, 3 countries, and 2 ...

Cruise companies are rolling out more and bigger ships, and Florida's big three cruise ports are doing all they can to keep ...

Galveston, Texas, sees a boom in its cruise industry, with a record number of ships and the expansion of terminals attracting various major cruise lines.

The Port of Galveston has momentum. It's on track to become the nation's third-busiest cruise hub this year, which seems like a cinch considering its fourth passenger terminal will open in November.

Some huge cruise news stories in our weekly brief from Cruise Hive, including an earlier debut, port's busiest day, adjustment for Super Bowl and more.

Texas' Port of Galveston almost filed for bankruptcy in the 1990s. Its CEO credits the booming cruise industry for saving the port.