Mexico Doubles Cruise Passenger Fee to $10 Today — What Western Caribbean Shoppers Should Check
Mexico’s cruise Non-Resident Duty steps from $5 to $10 per passenger on August 1, 2026—usually inside taxes and fees, not a labeled line item.
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NewsBarcelona Moves to Charge Day-Trip Cruise Passengers Up to €30 — What Western Med Itineraries Should Watch
Catalan lawmakers advanced a plan to raise the day-visit cruise passenger tax to about €30 for port calls under 12 hours — here’s who is affected and what Med shoppers should compare.
NewsTransport Canada Renews Cruise Wastewater Rules as 2026 Alaska Season Hits Canadian Waters
Interim Order No. 4 took effect June 11, 2026, renewing Canada’s sewage and greywater limits for cruise ships as Alaska itineraries move through Inside Passage waters.
NewsChina’s First Cruise-to-Nowhere Sets Sail From Shanghai on Adora Magic City
Adora Magic City departed Shanghai June 6 on China’s first cruise-to-nowhere voyage — a three-day, port-free sailing after Shanghai issued the nation’s first destination-free cruise permit.
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Mexico Opens Door to Relocating Royal Caribbean’s Perfect Day — Mahahual Still Off the Table
Celebrity Captain’s Club Adds Milestone Perks at 1,500–9,000 Points Starting June 11
Disney Cruise Line Tightens Door Decor, Alcohol, and Camera Gear Rules Starting June 3
Port of Seattle Extends NCLH Through 2035 With 325,000-Passenger Annual Commitment
Mexico Rejects Royal Caribbean’s Perfect Day Mexico — What It Means for Western Caribbean Sailings