Sustainable tourism and how ships and ports should adapt for a greener future will be the focus of a 'Greener Cruising' hour, sponsored by gmec the first afternoon of Seatrade Europe in Hamburg.

UK government officials are examining how engineers plan to build Liverpool’s proposed new cruise terminal following concerns raised over damage to marine life.

French UV-based treatment specialist BIO-UV Group secured a contract to retrofit a BIO-SEA ballast water treatment system in a 28,890gt cruise ship.

Carnival Corp. & plc launched a microsite to tout its use of 'advanced air quality systems,' yet another name for exhaust gas cleaning systems or scrubbers.

Successfully tested by CroisiEurope, the gas to liquid (GTL) fuel has just been adopted on board the Strasbourg-based line's trio of Seine boats. They are Botticelli, Seine Princess and Renoir.

Costa Cruises has signed up to the Genoa Blue Agreement for the ports of Genoa and Savona.

A dramatic livery with a huge yellow 'Q,’ multiple suite categories including rooms for solo travellers and a large wellness centre are among the features of Quark Expeditions' new Ultramarine.

AIDA Cruises plans to test the use of fuel cells (battery power) starting in 2021.

Carnival Corp. & plc plans to significantly reduce its purchase and consumption of non-essential single-use plastics by the end of 2021.

Hurtigruten’s 530-passenger Roald Amundsen embarked on its revised maiden voyage Tuesday from Tromsø, carrying 211 passengers.