The Port of Galveston is moving forward with a $106 million, multi-year upgrade of its West Port Cargo Complex, with major ...

There was a time when grain was a staple of the Galveston economy. Now it is getting out of the way, an unmistakable sign of change blowing across the island’s wharves, especially for anyone familiar ...

GALVESTON, Texas - It's another year that the Port of Galveston is making a splash in the cruise industry. By the numbers The Port broke a cruise passenger record last year with 1.5 million travelers, ...

Galveston Port officials voted unanimously on Monday morning to continue negotiations with the Battleship Texas Foundation about the new home of the Battleship Texas. Negotiations for the 573-foot ...

GALVESTON, Texas (KTRK) -- The Port of Galveston is scheduled to be the first U.S. port to welcome cruise passengers with a Carnival cruise sailing planned for July 3. The cruise line announced that ...

GALVESTON, Texas -- The Port of Galveston, the nation's largest cruise and cargo port, will soon undergo the development of a fourth cruise terminal complex, which will be used by MSC Cruises. The ...

The Galveston Wharves Board of Trustees has voted to fund an updated 20-Year Strategic Master Plan and will continue to support development of additional cruise infrastructure. The fourth-ranked port ...

Brown water or blue, Galveston's beaches are so firmly fixed in the public's imagination that most folks don't realize ...

Royal Caribbean Cruise Lines and the Port of Galveston have approved a $100 million lease agreement to build a third cruise terminal at Pier 10 in Galveston. The Galveston County Daily News reports ...

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Royal Caribbean Cruises and the Port of Galveston will sign a long-term agreement on Thursday to build a third cruise terminal in Galveston, following approval Wednesday by the port’s governing board.