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CruiseMaine, part of the Maine Office of Tourism, hosted an informative session to begin the planning process for a potential 2021 cruise season.

With US-based cruise lines hoping to resume sailing in the spring, close-to-home Alaska will be an especially key destination in 2021. Canada is critical to that.

Borealis is set to be Fred. Olsen Cruise Line’s foremost vessel to resume sailing, embarking on a 6-night maiden voyage around the Scottish Lochs and Isles on April 23.

Bureau Veritas has issued Le Jacques-Cartier, the last sister-ship in the Ponant Explorers series of six expedition class cruise ships, class notation NR614 for Underwater Radiated Noise (URN).

For the fifth year in a row, the Arctic expedition cruise industry, search and rescue sector and academia gathered for a joint tabletop exercise. This year, the exercise was organized as a fully virtual event, gathering nearly 130 participants...

With cruises canceled due to coronavirus, huge cruise ships anchored off the UK coast have become a familiar sight since the crisis hit in March.

Norwegian Cruise Line Holdings priced $850m of its 5.875% senior notes due 2026 in a private offering.

Celebrity Cruises' 2022 Europe program features its newest ships, Celebrity Apex and Celebrity Edge, along with four other vessels.

MSC Seashore will be among MSC Cruises' four-ship US-based lineup in the October 2021 through April 2022 season.

Santa Claus took a test run on BOLT, the first roller-coaster at sea, aboard Carnival Cruise Line’s Mardi Gras.