The Ponant fleet achieved Green Globe certification – an international standard for sustainability in travel and tourism. 

Maritime Health Services, a company founded by David Best who has years of experience in maritime public health and training, launched its new website.

ABB won the order to provide a shore connection solution suitable for cruise ships at Portsmouth International Port.

Norwegian Dawn was cleared to turn around at Port Louis, Mauritius, on Tuesday after government tests found no trace of cholera, squelching widely reported rumors.

Québec became the first Western Hemisphere port to obtain the globally recognized biosphere sustainable development certification and gave an update on shore power plans.

Vow subsidiary Scanship won a contract with a major European shipyard to deliver wastewater and biogenic waste treatment technology for what will be one of the world’s largest cruise ships.

Carnival Corp. & plc reported it is on pace to achieve an overall 18% reduction in greenhouse gas emission intensity on a lower berth capacity basis in 2024.

In cruising's push to reach net zero carbon emissions by 2050, a regulatory requirement, 'Others are doing a lot of things but our project is the most ambitious,' Ponant's Mathieu Petiteau told Seatrade Cruise News.

Aurora Expeditions achieved B Corporation certification for meeting high standards of social and environmental performance, accountability and transparency.

Atlas Ocean Voyages is now collaborating with ORCA, the marine conservation charity dedicated to protecting whales, dolphins, porpoises and their ocean habitats.