Costa Cruises to Focus Heavily on Europe in 2024
Costa Cruises will allocate the majority of its capacity to the Med and North Europe, with over 55% of its operations concentrated in these regions
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Costa Cruises will allocate the majority of its capacity to the Med and North Europe, with over 55% of its operations concentrated in these regions
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The Grimaldi Group is preparing to launch a new roll-on/roll-off (Ro-Ro) shipping route connecting Italy and Turkey. later this month.
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Leading Light Wind has asked the New Jersey Board of Public Utilities for a pause in the development of its offshore wind project.
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MSC continues to solidify its position as the world’s leading liner company with the acquisition of even more secondhand vessels.
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American Cruise Lines announced plans to expand its fleet with the addition of new riverboat, American Encore, which is expected to sail in 2026.
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The Port of Gothenburg has officially opened a new port terminal, "Arendal 2," covering an area of 144,000 square meters.
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On September 2nd, the United Kingdom Maritime Trade Operations (UKMTO) reported an attack on a merchant vessel, a crude oil tanker.
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Ships linked to Russia have been engaging in crude attempts to obscure their identities, in direct violation of IMO regulations.
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The Namibian government has denied the ship MV Kathrin permission to dock at Walvis Bay Port, the nation’s largest commercial port.
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Safetrans Line, a China-based liner operator with a focus on Russia, has sold all of its container ships to the Mediterranean Shipping Company.
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Viking has announced the launch of six new itineraries in Asia for 2025, featuring exclusive access to destinations in Japan and China.
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Iran’s mission to the United Nations announced that Houthis in Yemen have agreed to allow salvage teams access to the severely damaged Sounion.
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The Indian government has successfully finalized a wage agreement with dockworkers, bringing an end to nearly three years of negotiations.
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The oil tanker Sounion, which was targeted by Houthi rebels last week, remains engulfed in flames and is now leaking oil, as per the US Pentagon.
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The Sounion, a Suezmax tanker built in 2006, marks the third vessel from Greece's Delta Tankers to be targeted by the Houthis this month.
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