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Saga Cruises' Spirit of Adventure has arrived in Tilbury, London from Meyer Werft shipyard where it will remain in layup until early next year.

At an official handover ceremony with Meyer Werft in Germany on Friday, P&O Cruises took ownership of Iona, the latest addition to its fleet and the largest cruise ship ever built for the UK market.

Jalesh Cruises is seeking to reassure the 60 crew members on board Karnika who are without fuel or power, following the Admiralty Court's arrest of the ship.

Vice President Mike Pence talked about a shared goal of reopening the maritime economy with a focus on getting the cruise industry safely sailing again at Friday's call with cruise line leaders.

Costa Smeralda restarted operations from Savona on Saturday, making it the third Costa ship to return to service after Costa Deliziosa and Costa Diadema.

Bahamas Paradise Cruise Line promoted Lisa Schillig from director to SVP port operations.

Phoenix Reisen confirmed the sale of Albatros, acquired in 2004, to an Egyptian buyer who will deploy the ship as a floating hotel in the Red Sea.

Capt. Philip Holliday, CEO of the Port Authority of New South Wales, has been named as the new chairman of the Australian Cruise Association.

A virtual meeting between cruise industry leaders and the White House coronavirus task force will take place today, Seatrade Cruise News has confirmed.

Tiny Skagway, Alaska, lost $160m in revenues, or 95% of its budget, in 2020 without cruise ships, while for cosmopolitan Vancouver, BC, the business has a 'profound impact on the economy.'