In the middle of Florida’s largest port, where cruise ships bigger than most buildings depart five times a week, two small, ...

Tampa Port in Florida Tampa is a popular departure and arrival point for cruise passengers, with its Port Tampa Bay serving as a gateway to the Caribbean and Gulf of Mexico.

This cruise ship will add about 350,000 passengers a year." The Islander will arrive at Port Tampa Bay in mid-June, with the first cruise sailing on June 14, 2024.

TAMPA, FLA — Cruise ships will once again set sail from The Port of Tampa for the first time in nearly a year. This is huge for the cruise industry, and local businesses.

TAMPA, Fla. — After waiting for more than 18 months, cruise ships are back at Port Tampa Bay. Serenade of the Seas plans on taking its first voyage in months on Saturday. The port and Royal ...

Port Manatee's mission of attracting the new business to the port may prove well. Tampa is one of the largest cruise ports in the U.S. with roughly 25 percent of the port’s total operating ...

Still, Port Tampa Bay has grown its cruise ship business nearly 20 percent since 2016 by bringing in refurbished ships in the 2,000- to 3,000-passenger range, as well as by marketing to Florida's ...

TAMPA, Fla. — If you ever feel guilty for leaving your four-legged friend behind when going on vacation, this getaway could be "paw-fect" for you — the first ever, dog-friendly cruise is ...

Port Tampa Bay welcomed more than 1 million cruise ship passengers in 2018, its biggest passenger count to date, and is projecting to break the previous record.

In 2016, Port Tampa Bay handled 813,800 passengers. For the first quarter of the 2017 fiscal year — which falls in line with the busy winter cruise season — the port welcomed 239,301 ...