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The cruise line will be homeporting at the new terminal full time starting with the company’s new state-of-the-art ships, Norwegian Prima and Norwegian Viva, and trips to Western Caribbean ...

Galveston enters into 10-year contract with Norwegian Cruises to dock at new terminal.

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

November 15, 2024 With Philly as new port, Norwegian Cruise Line plans second ship for Caribbean destinations The company, which is already slated to make northern voyages in 2026, is adding ...

The Port of Galveston is nearing completion of its $156 million Cruise Terminal 16, scheduled to open in November this year.

Norwegian Cruise Line will begin offering cruises from Philadelphia in 2026. The cruises will leave from the SouthPort Marine Terminal Complex and feature an overnight stop in Bermuda.

Approximately 1.5 million passengers passed through the Manhattan and Brooklyn cruise terminals this year, according to city Economic Development Corp. data obtained by Crain’s.

The ship called the "Norwegian Gem" will depart from Jacksonville between November and April every year through 2028. It will use the same JaxPort cruise terminal as Carnival Cruise Line.

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.

Last fall, he was close to finalizing a deal with the Norwegian Cruise Line to house migrants on one of its massive cruise ships and dock it at Staten Island’s Homeport.