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Visit Bellevue Debuts Cruise and Airport Shuttle

Cruise Industry News

Visit Bellevue has launched the Bellevue Airport and Cruise Shuttle, a transportation program linking participating Bellevue hotel pickup points with Seattle’s cruise terminals. The service, which builds on the existing Bellevue Airport Shuttle, is designed to simplify pre- and post-cruise stays by providing a direct, scheduled connection between Bellevue, Seattle-Tacoma International Airport, and the Port of Seattle cruise berths.

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Galveston’s Newest Cruise Terminal Earns LEED Silver Certification

Cruise Industry NewsJul 9, 2026

Galveston’s 165,000-square-foot Cruise Terminal 16 has earned **LEED Silver certification**, recognizing its environmentally sustainable design, construction, and operations. Opened in 2025 and homeporting MSC Cruises and Norwegian Cruise Line, the terminal advances the Port of Galveston’s broader Green Marine and LEED commitments alongside the more advanced certifications already held by Cruise Terminal 10.

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Celebrity Upgrading Reflection with 13 New Venues

Cruise Industry NewsJul 9, 2026

Celebrity Cruises is giving the 2012-built Celebrity Reflection a major modernization in dry dock ahead of her March 2027 Caribbean season, adding 13 new venues and extensive upgrades to outdoor spaces, dining, bars, and entertainment. The refit brings Solstice-class hardware closer to the Edge-class experience, with new specialty restaurants, reimagined nightlife, refreshed accommodations, and expanded top-deck amenities aimed at multi-generational guests.

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Concordia Damen to Build Two Methanol-Ready Ships for TUI River Cruises

Cruise Industry NewsJul 9, 2026

TUI River Cruises has ordered two CDS River Cruise 135 vessels from Dutch shipyard Concordia Damen, each with 94 cabins for 188 guests and delivery scheduled in 2028. The methanol-ready ships are designed specifically for the UK market and will operate across key European waterways, supporting TUI’s planned fleet growth from six to ten vessels by 2028.

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