With cruise ship operations in Italy resuming this weekend, Genoa’s Stazioni Marittime is preparing to welcome passengers to its terminal after a four-month-plus break in activity.

The Port of Southampton will gain a fifth cruise terminal, enhancing an industry described by Anne-Marie Mountifield, chief executive, Solent Local Enterprise Partnership (LEP), as a 'lynchpin of our national visitor economy.’

Dublin Port Company (DPC) has abandoned plans to develop new cruise berths as part of the North Wall Quay Extension under its original Masterplan 2012-2040.

The Atlantic Canada Cruise Association board appointed Port of Halifax veteran Sarah Rumley executive director.

Princess Cruises is changing its deployment in Japan and to destinations around Asia with the cancellation of Diamond Princess sailings from October 2021 through April 2022.

Here's a quick read of some of today’s coronavirus-related cruise news and announcements.

Holland America Line is changing the name of its newbuild, Ryndam, to Rotterdam, and its delivery is now set for July 30, 2021, instead of May 2021.

The Port of Seattle canceled its request for proposals for a joint investment to build and operate a new cruise facility at Terminal 46.

The European Maritime Safety Agency (EMSA) has issued guidance on resumption of cruise ship operations in the European Union.

Greece will reopen cruise travel as of August 1, Tourism Minister Haris Theocharis has confirmed.