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

Outfitting of crew areas and some public areas on Crystal Cruises’ Crystal Endeavor was carried out by ALMACO at MV Werften, where the vessel was built.

The outlook for cruising in 2022 is encouraging but 2023 will not see a return to pre-pandemic levels, according to panelists for the ‘MedCruise and Cruise Europe Update: Regional Sustainability and Restart Developments’ session at Seatrade Cruise...

Strong bookings for next year, an urgent need for unified protocols and greater effort at publicising progress made by cruise lines to protect the environment were among the key topics in the ‘State of the European Cruise Industry CEO Spotlight'...

Whilst 2021 is all about cruising’s gradual healthy return to service, the biggest Europe challenge going forward is not related to the pandemic at all but the EU Green Deal and its Fit for 55 legislative proposal, said Ukko Metsola, director...

MSC Poesia’s 2022 world cruise has been cancelled owing to continuing port restrictions - but MSC Magnifica will join MSC Poesia in sailing an around the world cruise in 2023 with bookings now open.

Seatrade Cruise Global 2.0 Power Week continues, with a focus on the European cruise industry on the agenda for later today, followed by health and safety and entertainment sessions later this week.

Seabourn's 2024 world cruise stretches 145 days, with calls at 72 destinations in 28 countries on five continents.

Noble Caledonia’s Island Sky made its first turnaround call at the Port of Troon, Scotland on October 5.

In early 2023, Disney Cruise Line will sail to the Bahamas, Caribbean and Mexican Riviera from homeports including Miami, Port Canaveral, New Orleans; Galveston and San Diego.