Seacap, a new company that launched today, aims to make it easier for ports to carry out the investments required for a green and future-oriented infrastructure. The company is the first global capital partner to focus on sustainable ports,...
Read MoreOcean Advice, a member of the United Waterways Group based in Basel (Switzerland), has taken over the nautical and technical management of the Seaventure. The agreement allows Ocean Advice to expand its portfolio and strengthen its presence in the...
Read MoreAccording to AIDA Cruises’ CEO Felix Eichhorn, the design platform being developed for its upcoming newbuilds could be shared with other Carnival Corporation brands. “At Carnival, there’s close coordination between the brands regarding technology platforms. If a design proves...
Read MoreThe MSC Seaside is set to offer short cruises to the Bahamas on a year-round basis starting in November 2025. According to the MSC Cruises website, the ship will sail a series of three- and four-night itineraries departing from...
Read MoreComedian-turned-artist Jim Moir (aka Vic Reeves) will join the cruise industry’s first “Moments Crew,” a service promising to capture guests’ most memorable onboard moments. Departing from Dover on Wednesday, May 28, Moir will join the “Scenic Falls & Fjords...
Read MoreMSC Cruises has announced that the MSC Opera will operate year-round in the South Caribbean beginning in winter 2026-27 through summer 2027. This marks the first time the cruise line will deploy a ship in the region during the...
Read MoreFormula 1 and the Cruise Division of MSC Group have announced a multi-year extension of their global partnership through 2030. According to a press release, the renewed agreement builds on a collaboration that began in 2022 and will maintain...
Read MoreP&O Cruises cancelled a cruise onboard the Arvia that was set to sail from Southampton on August 30, 2026. According to the Daily Echo, guests were informed that the sailing is no longer going ahead due to “operational reasons.”...
Read MoreRoyal Caribbean International’s Rhapsody of the Seas recently resumed service after a routine drydock in Freeport. After spending two weeks at the Grand Bahama Shipyard, the 1997-built ship welcomed guests back on May 16, 2025. Resuming its regular schedule...
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