Since the March 2020 close-down, cruising started again in a rolling sequence across Asia Pacific from July 2020 (with some pauses) from four homeports with thousands of passengers carried.

One of four ports in Asia Pacific to restart cruising, Singapore has completed over 220 sailings (by Royal Caribbean International’s Quantum of the Seas and Dream Cruises’ World Dream) carrying more than 280,000 Singapore residents on cruises to...

Royal Caribbean International's Spectrum of the Seas will cruise from Singapore starting in October 2022.

Dream Cruises is offering a series of thematic cruises on World Dream sailings from Singapore between September 19 and November 6 focused on famous festivals and international cultures.

Royal Caribbean International's Quantum of the Seas and Dream Cruises' World Dream are going to 25% occupancy in Singapore with no in-restaurant dining.

Passengers began disembarking Dream Cruises' World Dream in Singapore Wednesday night after one COVID-19 case was detected on board and contact tracing was carried out.

Royal Caribbean International extended the Singapore season for Quantum of the Seas through February 2022 and said vaccination may become part of the protocols in the months ahead.

Dream Cruises' World Dream will go back to 50% capacity starting June 14, following a month at 25% due to Singapore's heightened COVID-19 alert.

NaviAsia is a new Singapore-based cruise services company, headed by two Asian cruise and tourism veterans and supported by Norwegian-based European Cruise Service (ECS).

Princess Cruises' 2022/23 Asia program features a new Malaysia itinerary from Singapore for Diamond Princess and sailings to eight countries including Japan.