Spain Approves €1.57bn Investment for State-Owned Ports
Spain has approved €1.57 billion ($1.8 billion) in public investment for its state-owned port network in 2027.
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Georgia Man Arrested After Alleged Assault on Children at Sea
44-year-old man is arrested after Carnival Glory returned to Port Canaveral following allegations he assaulted two children onboard.
Adora Mediterranea to Host Beijing Opera Themed Cruises
Adora Cruises announces voyages celebrating Beijing Opera aboard the Adora Mediterranea for Mid-Autumn Festival and China National Day.
Viking Ullur Evacuated After Running Aground on Danube River
Passengers and crew aboard the Viking Ullur were evacuated after the river cruise ship ran aground on the Danube River on Tuesday.
ICTSI Extends Manila Container Terminal Deal Until 2063
ICTSI awarded 25-year extension to concession for Manila International Container Terminal, allowing them to operate until May 2063.
CMA CGM and Stonepeak Launch Global Terminal Joint Venture
CMA CGM and Stonepeak finalize creation of United Ports, a venture that brings together nine container terminals across five countries.
COSCO Advances $1.1bn Tianjin Shipyard Expansion Project
COSCO Shipping Heavy Industry is pressing ahead with plans to develop an RMB8 billion ($1.1 billion) shipbuilding complex in Tianjin, China.
British Cruise Passenger Found Dead During Santorini Visit
A 62-year-old British cruise passenger has been found dead in her cabin while her cruise ship was visiting the Greek island of Santorini.
Viking Unveils 2028-29 Ocean Cruise Season and New Ships
Viking announces details of its 2028-29 ocean cruise program, featuring 80 itineraries to visit 301 ports across 84 countries on six continents.
Seven Seas Navigator Begins Final Northern Europe Season in Dover
The Seven Seas Navigator has arrived in Dover to begin its farewell Northern Europe deployment with Regent Seven Seas Cruises.
UK Supreme Court Backs Buyer Compensation in Ship Sale Case
UK Supreme Court rules buyers may claim loss-of-bargain damages under the Norwegian Saleform 2012 contract when seller's negligence delays delivery.
Couple Sues AIDA Cruises Over Nudist Area Changes
Couple takes legal action against AIDA Cruises after claiming extensive changes made to AIDAdiva altered their experience.
Royal Caribbean Expands Community Investment in Mahahual, Mexico
Royal Caribbean announces plan to build Mahahual K’iin Community Center, designed to benefit residents of Mahahual, Mexico.
Six Cruise Passengers Arrested on Warrants at at Port Canaveral
Six cruise passengers arrested at Port Canaveral after Brevard County Sheriff's Office deputies identified outstanding warrants.
Panama Canal Reduces Booking Slots Over El Niño Concerns
Panama Canal Authority to reduce daily transit bookings as concerns grow that El Niño weather pattern could limit water supplies.
Royal Caribbean Extends Labadee Suspension Through Mid-2027
Royal Caribbean has canceled all scheduled visits to its private destination of Labadee through mid-2027, according to a report.
US Coast Guard Cuts Mariner Credential Processing to Four Months
The U.S. Coast Guard's National Maritime Center has further reduced processing times for Merchant Mariner Credential applications.
Sinokor Crews Offered Pay Increase for Hormuz Round Trips
Sinokor Group is offering crew members an additional six months' salary for completing a one-month voyage through the Strait of Hormuz.
Holland America Adds Solo Balcony Cabins in Fleet Revamp
Holland America Line's Evolution project to introduce new onboard features while transforming accommodations across six ships.
Winter 2027 Sees Marella Expands Adults-Only Fleet
Adults-only cruising is set to grow, with Marella Cruises leading the trend by making Marella Discovery 2 a permanent adults-only ship.