Royal Caribbean Cancels All Labadee Stops Through Early 2028

Royal Caribbean has announced a new wave of cancellations of visits to Labadee, its private beach destination in northern Haiti, extending through early 2028, according to a report published by Le Nouvelliste citing the Royal Caribbean Blog dated October 30, 2026. Travel agencies received a notice last Friday informing them of itinerary changes affecting cruises that were scheduled to call at Labadee, Le Nouvelliste reported. The planned visits are being replaced by other ports of call or by additional days at sea, with the changes running until April 2028, the report said, citing the country's security situation. The decision marks an extension of earlier cancellations; Le Nouvelliste noted the cruise line had previously suspended its Labadee stops through the end of 2026. The report also referenced continued concerns over Haiti's security conditions and warnings from the United States. Labadee has long been a significant source of tourism revenue for Haiti. Further details on the full scope of the schedule changes were available to registered readers of Le Nouvelliste. The outlet is the sole source cited for this development.