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AIDA Cruises and the Port of Oslo recently opened a new on-shore power system meant to supply cruise ships with shore power during their stay in port.

AIDA Cruises officially opened its fully modernised fleet operations centre (FOC) in Hamburg, Germany on Monday, 2nd September.

Carnival Corporation announced that Stuart Allison takes on the role of its chief commercial officer for P&O Cruises come October

The world’s largest cruise company has finalised an agreement with Fincantieri for three new landmark cruise ships scheduled for delivery in 2029, 2031, and 2033. These new ships will increase Carnival Corporation’s LNG-powered fleet to 16 ships.

Carnival Corporation & plc announced that it ordered three new ships to augment its namesake Carnival Cruise Line’s fleet from Italian shipbuilder Fincantieri.

The popular European itineraries offered by Carnival Cruise Line will be increased next year with the introduction of three new home ports for the Carnival Legend. The first of the cruise line’s 17 new itineraries is a 12-day transatlantic journey departing from Baltimore on April 15, 2024. This sailing will include visits to Ponta Delgada, […]

The Carnival Miracle cruise ship, now based in Long Beach, California, will have a new home by the end of next year. Carnival Cruises has announced that it would add a fourth ship to its fleet based in Galveston, Texas, to expand its operations further away from the popular port. The Carnival cruise ship will […]

Carnival Corporation took delivery of its eighth LNG-powered cruise ship, the last of which was delivered four years ago. It was also the thirteenth cruise ship to be delivered with LNG as the cruise industry continues to embrace LNG. DNV estimates that by 2028, as many as 27 more LNG-powered cruise ships will have been […]

Carnival Cruise Line’s newest ship is appropriately named Carnival Celebration in honour of the company’s 50th anniversary. She’s the cruise line’s second LNG-fuelled vessel, helping them recover their business following the pandemic. The Mardi Gras’ sister ship, the 182,800-gross-ton, was built in Meyer Turku (Finland) and is part of a bigger platform of LNG-fuelled cruise ships that […]

Carnival Luminosa officially arrived in Queensland, Australia, marking the first ship from the fleet to be homeported in Brisbane.

Princess Cruises today revealed a stunning new and bespoke ship platform that is the brand’s largest ship ever that will accommodate over 4,000 guests.

Carnival Corporation celebrated the official launch of Dubai Harbour Cruise Terminal in partnership with Shamal Holding following a strategic partnership signed in 2018 to develop the new cruise port

The World Travel & Tourism Council (WTTC) will host a new event to examine the scientific evidence that can be used to inform practical solutions for mitigating and living with Covid-19. Hosted in partnership with Carnival Corporation, the event will take place on 23 July. The event is open to the public and will share […]

This week on our cruise radar, a ‘theme park at sea’ sets sail in Barcelona this 2020, Carnival announces new ships for four brands, CMV stands by Kangaroo Island and more.

Ultra-luxury cruise line Seabourn has marked another milestone in the construction of its new expedition ship, Seabourn Venture, with the completion of ice model testing for the ship’s PC-6 rated hull.

On our cruise radar this week, Brim Explorer dives deep into the pristine waters of Tromsø, CLIA announces ‘new to cruise’ guide, Cunard launches a craft beer trio and more.

This week on our cruise radar, legendary puppeteer Jim Henson inspires Princess Cruises, Paul Gauguin announces its 2021 voyages and more.

Carnival Corporation has begun construction of its cruise terminal development project in Japan supporting the country’s growing demand for cruise vacations.

Carnival Corporation has announced a new partnership with Jean-Michel Cousteau and Ocean Futures Society to support its commitment to the environment.

On our cruise radar this week, we’re seeing state-of-the-art green technology, parties in Amsterdam, new itineraries in Alaska and more.