Just as SeaDream Yacht Club became the first to restart international cruises in Europe, the line is now poised to possibly do the same in the Caribbean.

Brokerage William Blair projects limited sailings for Carnival Corp. & plc in the fiscal fourth quarter, with a doubling of this year's sailings in 2021.

One of the first cruise lines to resume sailing over the summer, Ponant is quite satisfied with the results, Hervé Bellaiche, chief sales and marketing officer, told Seatrade Cruise News.

Carnival Corp. & plc projected an adjusted net loss of $1.7bn in preliminary third quarter financial results and said 10 more ships will be leaving the fleet for a total of 18.

Royal Caribbean International and Celebrity Cruises extended the suspension of sailings from Australia and New Zealand through to December 31.

Fred. Olsen Cruise Lines' Borealis will depart almost exclusively from Liverpool, with its inaugural journey comprising a six-night cruise around Scotland’s isles and lochs.

The Walt Disney Co. believes cruising will be its last business to come back in the coronavirus pandemic, and newbuild Disney Wish is delayed.

Brendan O'Meara, maritime marketing manager, is the new main cruise contact for the Port of San Francisco.

Seabourn's 2022 world cruise will visit 72 destinations in 28 countries on five continents in 145 days.

Abercrombie & Kent founder Geoffrey Kent will host a Northeast Passage trek in 2021, the company's 30th year of luxury expedition cruising.