Greece to Consider Cap on Cruise Ship Visits
Greece is contemplating limiting the number of cruise ships visiting its shores due to a surge in passengers causing overcrowding on the islands.
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Complimentary Champagne for Teachers on Fred. Olsen Cruises
Fred. Olsen Cruise Lines is offering teachers a complimentary champagne afternoon tea for two on selected summer voyages in 2024 and 2025.
Names for Orphaned Moose Welcomed by Holland America
Holland America Line is giving fans the opportunity to name an orphaned moose calf, which was rescued with the Alaska Wildlife Conservation Center
MSC Cruises Press Release Lays Out Leadership Changes
MSC Cruises USA announces President Rubén Rodríguez will retire from his position effective April 30, 2025, in line with long-term personal plans
Five Years in Service Celebrated by Hanseatic Nature
Hapag-Lloyd Cruises’ Hanseatic Nature recently marked its five-year anniversary. The ship, built by the VARD shipyard, was delivered in April 2019
Celebrity Chefs Onboard with Sixthman's Foodie Cruise
Sixthman reveals second Chefs Making Waves cruise, set to feature renowned chefs, personalities, and authors, scheduled for the spring of 2025.
Marine Hotel Association & Culinary Institute of America Team Up
The Marine Hotel Association has partnered with CIA Consulting, a division of the Culinary Institute of America, the world's leading culinary school
Five Cruise Lines Reap Blue Circle Awards in Vancouver
The Vancouver Fraser Port Authority honored environmental leadership at the Port of Vancouver through its yearly Blue Circle Awards.
2024 Season Begins for ProCruises with Reykjavik Departure
Iceland ProCruises has officially launched its 2024 program. The Seaventure set sail from Reykjavik on June 1 marking the beginning of the season
Juneau, Alaska Implements Cap on Cruise Passenger Arrivals
The City and Borough of Juneau and the cruise lines visiting the port have signed a Memorandum of Agreement aimed at managing visitor volume.
62 New Cruise Ships Slated to Enter Service Through 2036
The global cruise ship orderbook has now reached its farthest extension ever, encompassing 62 ships scheduled to enter service through 2036.
Violation of Napali by Celebrity Edge Remains Inconclusive
The Hawaii Department of Land and Natural Resources reported that the investigation into the cruise ship Celebrity Edge remains inconclusive.
New Role for Former Costa Magica as it Becomes G7 Hotel
The former Costa Magica is to be a floating hotel during the 50th Summit of the (G7 in Italy and will be stationed at the Port of Brindisi.
Cunard Bestows Queen Anne Godparent Honor on Liverpool
Cunard has named Liverpool as the godparent of its newest vessel, the Queen Anne in a move which recognizes the company’s long bond with the city
Labadee, Haiti Removed from Celebrity Apex's Schedule
Via an official statement, Celebrity Cruises has decided to cancel Celebrity Apex's planned stops at Labadee, Haiti due to the political unrest.
Ibiza Club Vibes Set to Heat Up Swan's SH Vega Cruise
Swan Hellenic has partnered with Blue Marlin Ibiza to create a unique Caribbean adventure that combines exploration with DJs and entertainment..
Chef Juan Carlos Ferrando Joins Swan's North Atlantic Voyage
Chef Juan Carlos Ferrando will be joining Swan Hellenic’s 13-day expedition to the North Atlantic islands as part of the Maris project.
Carnival Legend Debuts Refurbishment at Start of Europe Season
Carnival Cruise Line’s Legend has launched its summer program from Barcelona following an extensive refurbishment at Chantier Naval de Marseille.
Refurb & New Dining Options for Oceania Cruises’ Marina
Oceania Cruises' Marina has returned to service following an extensive refurbishment, featuring the addition of three new dining options.
Over 150 Hobart Dishwashers Installed on Icon of the Seas
Over 150 Hobart dishwashers have been installed on Royal Caribbean’s Icon of the Seas, according to a statement from the company.