Le Havre to Open New Cruise Terminals Starting This Fall
The Port of Le Havre has announced the phased opening of its three new cruise terminals, with the first two set to welcome passengers this fall.
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GLBP and Loa Carbon Partner to Supply Renewable E-LNG
Galveston LNG Bunker Port enters into letter of intent with Loa Carbon to receive renewable e-methane for liquefaction at its upcoming facility.
BIMCO Adopts New Clause for USTR-Linked Shipping Risks
Documentary Committee of BIMCO introduces contract clause to tackle legal uncertainties stemming from the U.S. Trade Representative’s recent plans
Greece Implements New Cruise Tax to Ease Overtourism
As of Monday, a new cruise passenger fee is now in place across every port in Greece, including tourist-favorite hotspots Santorini and Mykonos.
MOL Unifies Ship Management Under One Brand and Base
MOL is taking a step toward operational efficiency by uniting its ship management operations under one umbrella, both in branding and location.
Malta Frees Two Sanctioned Ships After Ownership Change
Two container ships detained in Malta since 2022 due to ties with sanctioned Russian interests have been released following a change in ownership
Princess Cruises Enhances 2026 Packages with New Perks
Princess Cruises reveals revamp of its Premier and Plus packages, with updated offerings set to go on sale today for voyages scheduled in 2026.
UK Sanctions 137 Russian Oil Ties, Targets Shadow Fleet
The United Kingdom unveils sweeping new sanctions on 137 Russia-linked entities, including 135 oil tankers associated with Putin’s shadow fleet.
MSC Orders 10 More Megaships, Expands LNG-Focused Fleet
Mediterranean Shipping Company (MSC) has expanded its already massive newbuild program with orders for ten additional ultra-large container ships
India Bans Use of Suspicious Foreign Maritime Licenses
India’s maritime regulator prohibits shipowners, crewing agents from hiring seafarers holding CoCs issued by certain flag-of-convenience states.
EU and UK Sanction UAE Firm Backing Russia's Tanker Fleet
The United Kingdom and the European Union have imposed sanctions on Intershipping Services, a company that is based in the United Arab Emirates.
Yang Ming Orders Seven LNG Dual-Fuel Ships from Korea
Taiwanese company Yang Ming Marine Transport has placed an order for a new series of container vessels at South Korean shipbuilder Hanwha Ocean.
Cruise Asia Expands into Korea with Seoul Office Launch
Cruise Asia by Destination Asia has officially expanded its presence by adding South Korea to its growing list of cruise destinations.
Carnival Expands 2027-28 Cruises From New Orleans
Carnival unveils first part of its 2027-2028 voyage schedule and officially opens bookings, featuring increase in cruise capacity from New Orleans
China’s Shipbuilding Share Drops as Global Orders Decline
Chinese shipyards experienced a sharp decline in their share of global shipbuilding contracts, falling from 72% to 52% in the first half of 2025.