A major cruise line recently confirmed that it is canceling visits to a Haitian port until next April amid a surge of crime, terrorist activity, and other issues in Haiti that have led the U.S. State Department to warn Americans against traveling to the Caribbean country. According to Fox News, Royal Caribbean Cruises has canceled its cruise stop in Labadee, which is located on the northern coast of Haiti, until April of 2026. Prior to the recent announcement, Royal Caribbean Cruises had canceled stops at Labadee until October in light of persistent violence in Haiti, according to USA Today. USA Today reported that the cruise line temporarily suspended stops in Labadee in 2024 before resuming them earlier this year. “There is widespread violent crime and organized crime in the country, and local law enforcement has limited ability to respond to serious crimes,” the State Department added.