Refurb & Interiors

Tauck’s new river cruise ship Andorinha, debuting this spring, will feature décor and design details influenced heavily by elements of Portuguese culture, befitting a ship that's been purpose-built to sail exclusively along the Douro River.

After tests detected asbestos in the machinery spaces of Star Breeze, the ship’s ambitious lengthening and re-engining at Fincantieri’s Palermo yard has been delayed.

Combining comfort and casual elegance, Atlas Ocean Voyages’ suites and staterooms are designed to provide a regenerative haven after a day of adventure.

The Chinese home furnishing company Red Star Macalline Group is planning to enter the cruise market and support the nation’s cruise business development.

Norwegian Cruise Line Holdings awarded Scanship the contract for an advanced wastewater purification system on Oceania Cruises’ Nautica.

Oasis of the Seas has made a splash in its return to South Florida with a $165m new look.

Three of Fred. Olsen Cruise Lines’ ocean ships will be undergoing a multi-million-pound refit this winter, as part of an extensive enhancement programme in preparation for the start of the 2020/21 cruise season.

Lloyd Werft Bremerhaven is expecting Phoenix Reisen’s 213mtr long Artania to arrive in its Kaiserdock II on November 17 for a stay lasting about three weeks.

China Merchants Industry Holdings is to cooperate with Daishan local government in Zhejiang province to increase investment in Zhejiang Yiu Lian Dockyards and develop it as a luxury cruise ship repair base for CMIH.

When Oasis of the Seas emerges from its $165m ‘amp up’ next month, the Royal Caribbean ship will debut a new stateroom concept, the Ultimate Panoramic Suite.