Evergreen Orders 23 New Container Ships Worth $1.47bn
Taiwanese liner operator Evergreen is continuing its fleet expansion strategy with new orders for 23 container ships valued up to $1.47 billion.
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Kai Tak Cruise Terminal Marks Milestones Entering 2026
Kai Tak Cruise Terminal reports achievements as it enters 13th year of operations including that during 2025 it hosted seven inaugural cruise calls.
Valletta Cruise Port Sees Strong Passenger Growth in 2025
Valletta Cruise Port on the island of Malta recorded continued increases in both cruise traffic and passenger volumes throughout the 2025 season.
Wan Hai Acquires Osaka Terminal to Expand Japan Presence
aiwanese container carrier Wan Hai Lines is increasing its footprint in Japan’s port infrastructure with the purchase of Terminal C9 at Osaka Port.
MSC Opens New North American Cruise Headquarters in Miami
MSC Cruise Division marked a milestone on Monday with the official opening of its new North American Cruise Division headquarters in downtown Miami.
Princess Cruises Creates Guest Operations Group
Princess Cruises is reorganizing shoreside leadership and introducing a new department aimed at strengthening oversight of the guest experience.
Western Bulk Launches Lumber and Projects Team in Bergen
Norwegian dry bulk operator Western Bulk has announced the establishment of a new lumber and projects team based in the city of Bergen.
Developers Study New Cruise Port Near Sunshine Skyway Bridge, Florida
SSA Marine and Slip Knott LLC are evaluating plans to develop a new cruise port near the Sunshine Skyway Bridge in Manatee County, Florida.
Ex P&O HR Manager Seeks £9.7m After Britannia Fall
A former senior HR manager at P&O Cruises is seeking millions in compensation, alleging that a fall onboard the Britannia left her unable to work
$2.7bn Investment by MSC to Expand Libya’s Misrata Port
A Qatari investment fund has reached a $2.7 billion agreement with the ports division of MSC to develop and expand Libya’s Port of Misrata.
UK Secures Record Offshore Wind Capacity in AR7 Auction
The UK has delivered an unprecedented boost to its offshore wind industry following the outcome of its latest renewable energy auction.
Ryan Calkins Takes Over as Port of Seattle President
Port of Seattle Commissioner Ryan Calkins is now commission president for 2026 while Commissioner Fred Felleman has been appointed vice president
TUI Cruises Appoints First Female Captain in Mein Schiff Fleet
TUI Cruises has appointed Kira Schikorr as the first female captain in the Mein Schiff fleet, placing her at the helm of the Mein Schiff 6.
Nordic Hamburg Orders Three New Heavylift Ships at Wuhu
Shipowner Nordic Hamburg has taken steps to expand its heavylift fleet by ordering three 13,300 dwt multipurpose vessels at China’s Wuhu Shipyard
Asia’s Top Container Ports Hold Rankings Heading Into 2026
The global container port rankings remain unchanged as we head into 2026, with Asia’s three leading hubs all reporting higher volumes in 2025.
Former UK MP Virginia Crosbie Named Managing Director of NEMO
Former member of the UK parliament, Virginia Crosbie has been appointed managing director of the Nuclear Energy Maritime Organization (NEMO).
AIDA Partners With Orlando Magic to Expand Sports Reach
AIDA is broadening its international sports presence through a new partnership with the National Basketball Association's (NBA) Orlando Magic.
Hanseatic Global Terminals Takes Full Control of Florida Terminal
Hapag-Lloyd’s terminals and infrastructure arm, Hanseatic Global Terminals reaches agreement with shipping and logistics group Grupo Empresas Navieras
Groundbreaking Set for PortMiami’s New Cruise Terminal G
Groundbreaking ceremony for Cruise Terminal G at PortMiami, serving Royal Caribbean, Celebrity Cruises and Silversea took place on Thursday.
US Withdraws From 66 Global Bodies Including Maritime Groups
The Trump administration announced yesterday that the United States is withdrawing from 66 organizations, including UNCTAD and UN Oceans.