(Press Release) Guilford, CT—February 10, 2026--American Cruise Lines is proud to announce its Celebrating 250 Years of America campaign. This year, the company will honor America’s Semiquincentennial on all 2026 sailings exploring the nation’s iconic rivers and domestic waterways in 35 states from Alaska to Florida. The campaign includes commemorative 250th recognition on board ships, enhanced enrichment programming, and special guest experiences, including celebratory events throughout the year.

​(YOTEL) According to a new AAA forecast, a record 21.7 million Americans are expected to cruise in 2026 with Miami projected to lead as the nation’s busiest cruise port. As peak cruise season ramps up and the city continues to dominate as a departure hub, where travelers stay before setting sail is becoming an increasingly important part of the journey—especially when it comes to proximity, convenience, and seamless embarkation-day logistics.

(Press Release) Seattle, Wash., Jan. 3, 2026 — When Holland America Line’s Veendam II sailed from New York in February 1926, it charted a course that would help define Caribbean cruising, making the company among the first to offer regularly scheduled vacations to the region for guests seeking a warm-weather getaway. A century later, Holland America Line is commemorating 100 years of Caribbean cruising with a limited time promotion that includes a $100 onboard credit for a party of two.  ​

(Cheeca Lodge & Spa) This Valentine’s Day, Cheeca Lodge & Spa in the heart of the Florida Keys invites couples to a romantic island rendezvous. Available for a limited time, the resort’s couples package includes a romantic welcome with a dozen roses and chocolate-covered strawberries awaiting in your room, accompanied by a day spent savoring seaside dining and sunset cocktails with a $200 food and beverage credit. Guests can retreat to their own private cabana at the adults-only pool, before ending the day with a 50-minute Swedish couples massage at The Spa.