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7 Cruise Ships Sailing from San Diego This Year and Beyond
San Diego’s cruise industry is ready to make waves again, and the 2025-2026 and 2026-2027 seasons are looking like a full-on comeback with at least seven
A new cruise line is coming to San Diego. Expect business to soar.
The number of passengers taking cruises out of San Diego is forecast to double within the next two years, thanks to a decision by Royal Caribbean to homeport here for the first time ever.
Businesses react to Royal Caribbean bringing home port to San Diego
The return of a Royal Caribbean ship to San Diego is welcome news for local businesses that depend on tourism, such as Old Town Trolley Tours.
San Diego’s cruise business expected to grow in next couple years
The latest cruise schedule, updated on Jan. 9, shows a packed schedule for the 2025-2026 season out of San Diego, with cruises to various locations ranging from along the West Coast to the Panama Canal, Mexican Riviera, Baja Peninsula and islands in the Pacific Ocean.
San Diego’s cruise industry expected to double with arrival of new cruise lines
The number of passengers taking a cruise out of San Diego is expected to double over the next couple of years.
Royal Caribbean Begins Mexican Riviera Cruises From San Diego in 2026
Royal Caribbean expands to San Diego in 2026, offering Mexican Riviera cruises on Serenade of the Seas with itineraries from 2-7 nights.
Businesses anticipate boost from Royal Caribbean's new San Diego home port
Local San Diego businesses reliant on tourism say they're excited about the potential new influx of customers thanks to Royal Caribbean's decision to use San Diego as a home port.
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Brigantine, Inc. Set to Steer The Fish Market into New Waters on San Diego's Waterfront
Brigantine, Inc. takes over San Diego's Fish Market Restaurant on North Harbor Drive with plans to preserve its essence.
Port chief says 32 people brought ashore after ships collide and catch fire in the North Sea
At least 32 people were brought ashore, but their condition was not immediately clear. Martyn Boyers, chief executive of the ...