Cruise Ships to Cut Sulfur Emissions in Sydney Harbour
The Australian Maritime Safety Authority (AMSA) has issued a marine notice for cruise vessel owners and operators ...
read more →Ports of Auckland Eyes Shore-Based Power for Cruise Ships
New Zealand’s Ports of Auckland Limited (POAL) has commissioned a feasibility study to look at alternative ...
read more →NCL Reaps the Fruit of Fleet Expansion
Miami-based cruise company Norwegian Cruise Line Holdings (NCLH) has seen its net income for the third quarter of ...
read more →Royal Caribbean Orders Two Cruise Ships from Meyer Turku
Miami-based cruise line operator Royal Caribbean Cruises has placed orders for around 200,000 gross ton large ...
read more →Carnival Signs LNG-Supply Deal for Two Cruise Ships
Miami-based cruise company Carnival Corporation & plc has signed an agreement with Shell Western LNG B.V. for ...
read more →Rolls-Royce to Propel Five Cruise Ships
UK-based power systems provider Rolls-Royce has enter a deal to provide propulsion and deck machinery to five ...
read more →Wärtsilä to Equip Four Cruise Ships with Nacos Platinum
Finnish engineering company Wärtsilä has been awarded the contract to supply a range of integrated automation, ...
read more →Panama Canal Expects Over 230 Cruise Ships in 2016-17 Season
More than 230 cruise ships are expected to transit the Panama Canal during the 2016-2017 cruise season, which ...
read more →Carnival Corp to Build Three New LNG-Powered Cruise Ships
Miami-based cruise company Carnival Corporation & plc signed a memorandum of agreement with German and Finnish ...
read more →TTS Stacking Up Orders
Bergen-based supplier of equipment for marine and oil and gas industries TTS Group ASA has signed two supply ...
read more →Royal Caribbean Picks MAN PrimeServ Turbochargers
German services company MAN PrimeServ Turbocharger will retrofit the turbochargers aboard four cruise liners owned ...
read more →Indonesia Opens Five Largest Ports to Foreign Cruise Ships
The government of Indonesia has relaxed its cabotage rules imposed on cruise industry and allowed foreign-flagged ...
read more →Sydney Harbour Sulphur Cap for Cruise Ships Looming
A new regulatory amendment requiring all cruise ships to use low sulphur fuel (01% of less) while berthed in Sydney ...
read more →Gallery: Two Cruise Beauties Meet in Dubrovnik
In today’s spotted we caught on camera two cruise ships enjoying the Mediterranean sun in Dubrovnik, Croatia. ...
read more →VIDEO: Warnemünde Bustling with Cruise Activity
Warnemünde seaside resort in the city of Rostock in Mecklenburg, Germany was abuzz over the weekend having welcomed ...
read more →Meyer Werft Cuts Steel for Star Cruises Newbuild
German shipbuilder Meyer Werft yesterday held a steel cutting ceremony for the first of two cruise ships ...
read more →Venice Court Lifts Ban on Large Cruise Ships
Venice regional court of appeal (Tribunale Amministrativo Regionale) has revoked the order on banning large ships ...
read more →Visby Set on Attracting More Cruise Ships
Region Gotland and Copenhagen Malmö Port (CMP) have signed a lease agreement which entails the region investing ...
read more →Carnival Boosting Fleet Capacity
The world’s largest cruise ship operator Carnival Corporation & plc said it would increase fleet ...
read more →MSC Adds Another Megaship
MSC Cruises have moved to increase their order of megaships from Italian shipbuilder Fincantieri to two ships, with ...
read more →The Port of Tyne - Popular Choice for Cruise Lines
Acclaimed as the UK’s Best Port of Call, and ‘One of Europe’s Secret Capitals’, the Port of Tyne ...
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