In a $600m transformation project that includes two world-class floating docks, Grand Bahama Shipyard is expanding to regain its position as one of the world's largest cruise ship repair facilities.

Vow ASA's Scanship won an order worth €3.7m to supply advanced wastewater purification systems for two cruise newbuilds.

Wärtsilä will supply its recently introduced 25DF dual-fuel (LNG) engine for Accor's two sail-assisted Orient Express luxury newbuilds, the first called Orient Express Silenseas.

Meyer Turku and Åbo Akademi strengthened their longstanding cooperation with a green transition partnership agreement.

Just shy of 100 days until the introduction of Icon of the Seas, Royal Caribbean International revealed the next in the series will be called Star of the Seas.

With Celebrity Ascent just having completed sea trials, Ilma and Utopia of the Seas floated out and MSC World America's assembly under way, Chantiers de l'Atlantique is the world's busiest single-site yard building cruise ships.

Celebrity Ascent successfully completed its first open ocean sailing in the Bay of Biscay off Saint-Nazaire, with brother captains Demetrios and Tasos Kafetzis at the helm.

Cruise Saudi listed six technology companies it will be working with as it develops Saudi Arabia’s first cruise line.

Meyer Werft cut steel for NYK Cruises' Asuka III, scheduled for delivery in 2025.

Fincantieri’s Luigi Matarazzo described the ‘outstanding’ technical features of the Four Seasons Yacht project at the Monaco Yacht Show (September 27-30) that testify to the shipbuilder’s plans to reduce the environmental impact.