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.

It’s less hectic than Florida, expanding rapidly, and surrounded by a charming seaside town perfect for pre-cruise fun.

The Port of Galveston's board of trustees recently voted to update its strategic master plan because it has already reached some of the previous one's goals.

These include opening two new cruise terminals, expanding cargo operations, and investing in infrastructure that has boosted jobs and regional economic growth. RELATED: Galveston cruise port is ...

Galveston is seeking public input on a new 20-year master plan for its booming port, including major cruise growth, cargo expansion, and waterfront development.

Cruise lovers, the one's for you. The Royal Caribbean announced their plans to build a third cruise terminal at the Port of Galveston.

Texas' Port of Galveston almost filed for bankruptcy in the 1990s. Its CEO credits the booming cruise industry for saving the port.

The Port of Galveston's fourth cruise terminal, a $156 million project, will open this fall, featuring MSC Cruises and Norwegian Cruise Line Holdings ships, new parking facilities and upgraded marine ...

Disney Cruise Line plans to expand its operations to year-round service from Galveston starting in 2027, coinciding with the port's new terminal opening and growth in Caribbean cruise business.