Here's a quick read of some of today’s coronavirus-recovery cruise news. This will be updated throughout the day.

American Cruise Lines is the presenting sponsor for the iconic ruby slippers in the Smithsonian’s National Museum of American History's upcoming 'Entertainment Nation' exhibition.

Hurtigruten Expeditions' Maud made its maiden call at Hutchison Ports Harwich International, while Saga Cruises' Spirit of Adventure visited Santander and Leixões for the first time.

Scenic Eclipse will ‘definitely not’ return to Saudi Arabia for the next two years, said Scenic’s Glen Moroney, but would if it were not for the vessel’s confirmed schedules elsewhere, though ‘one of the Eclipses will be [in the Red Sea] at some...

A banqueting option in all Scenic Eclipse restaurants plus further dining and leisure options were made available during the ship’s summer Red Sea sailings, according to Vitor Alves, director hotel operations, Scenic.

Port of Seattle forecasts anticipate that a full return to pre-COVID activity could occur in 2023 or 2024.

Australia’s Aurora Expeditions is calling for registrations of interest for an Antarctic Climate Expedition in 2023 with renowned oceanographer and namesake of its new ship Dr Sylvia Earle.

Port Everglades welcomed a new cruise line — Viking — to its roster today with the arrival of Viking Orion, and Viking Star is to begin sailing from there Nov. 6.

Holland America Line’s Rotterdam departed today on its 14-day maiden voyage from Amsterdam to Florida and its winter home, Fort Lauderdale.

Royal Caribbean International's inaugural 'Ultimate World Cruise' is an epic 274-night adventure that visits all seven continents, more than 150 destinations in 65 countries and 11 wonders of the world.