With Norwegian Jewel sailing today from Tokyo, commencing a six-month Asia season, Norwegian Cruise Line is back in the region for the first time in more than three years.

Norwegian Cruise Line Holdings joined the Global Maritime Forum and its Getting to Zero Coalition.

Seabourn Ovation made its maiden call to Almería last week - the first of four smaller sized, high-end ships scheduled to visit the Andalucian city in the weeks ahead.

Princess Cruises shifted its pricing strategy to ensure early birds get the best deals possible and introduced a best price guarantee.

An economic impact assessment jointly commissioned by Cruise Lines International Association Australasia and the Australian Cruise Association found the industry injected a record A$5.63b into the national economy during the 2022-23 financial year.

MSC Cruises and and Shell Western LNG entered into an agreement for the fuel supplier to provide LNG for MSC Euribia.

Costa Cruises chose IT provider SITA for real-time flight updates to help mitigate trip disruptions and enable effective planning in the event of flight cancellations or delays.

When 'Mr. Ocean Liner' Bill Miller entered the historic Cunard Building at 25 Broadway in Lower Manhattan Wednesday night for a Queen Anne preview, he waxed nostalgic.

MSC Cruises has attained the Green Marine Europe Certification, a voluntary environmental certification programme for the maritime industry.

Resorts World Cruises continued expanding itineraries with Resorts World One’s inaugural five-night sailing from Hong Kong to Okinawa this week, with calls at Naha and Miyakojima.