Lisbon Cruise Port Named Best in Southern Europe
Lisbon Cruise Port has been honored with the title of “Best Port in Southern Europe” at the fifth edition of the World Luxury Travel Awards 2025.
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Juneau Faces Possible Cruise Visitor Surge with New Dock
The City of Juneau, Alaska, is bracing for a possible surge in cruise ship visitors as a new private dock nears completion, according to media.
Carnival and Partners Honor Veterans with Special Tribute
Carnival reveals it joined the Orlando Veterans Affairs Healthcare System and the Gary Sinise Foundation to honor nearly 100 local veterans.
Borealis Undergoes Drydock Work at Damen Shiprepair
Fred. Olsen Cruise Lines’ Borealis is in drydock at Damen Shiprepair yard, where technical maintenance and interior upgrades are being carried out
TUI Bahareya Embarks on First Nile River Voyage at Luxor
TUI River Cruises has announced the launch of its second Nile River ship, the TUI Bahareya, which officially began sailing from Luxor in Egypt.
Filipino Seafarer Denied U.S. Entry and Deported Home
Filipino crew member bound for duty on a cruise ship was reportedly refused entry to the United States upon arrival in Los Angeles on October 27
Carnival Sunrise to Offer Miami Cruises Through 2028
Carnival reveals next phase of itineraries for the 2027–2028 season, featuring Carnival Sunrise sailing four- to six-day voyages from PortMiami.
Apollo Group Opens New Corporate Office in Mumbai
Apollo Group inaugurates new corporate headquarters in Mumbai, operating under Asturias Ships, marking a step in the company’s continued growth.
Costa Diadema and MSC Seaview Bound for Brazil Event
Costa Diadema and MSC Seaview are en route to Brazil where they'll operate as floating hotels during a United Nations conference in Belém do Pará.
Mitsui’s Nippon Maru to Retire After 35 Years at Sea
Japanese cruise ship Nippon Maru, operated by Mitsui Ocean Cruises, is to retire 10 May 2026, marking the end of more than 30 years of service.
Fashion Icons Set Sail for Transatlantic Fashion Week
Cunard reveals several of the world’s most renowned figures in fashion are aboard the Queen Mary 2 this week for “Transatlantic Fashion Week.”
MSC Meraviglia Uses Shore Power at Brooklyn Terminal
MSC Meraviglia successfully used shore power for the first time in New York, connecting to the grid at the Brooklyn Cruise Terminal on October 26
Spirit of Environmental Care Shines at Celukan Bawang
Celukan Bawang Harbor, Saturday, November 1, residents from The World, its crew and local stakeholders joined forces in a coastal clean-up event.
BBC Studios Expands Maritime Line-Up with Three Channels
BBC Studios unveils three channels specifically for cruise ship audiences, available exclusively through its maritime entertainment partner Anuvu
The World Wins Best Ship Wine List for 11th Year
The World, Residences at Sea has taken home the title of Best Ship Wine List for the 11th consecutive year from The World of Fine Wine magazine.
New Infrastructure Tax Impacts Iceland’s Cruise Industry
A number of cruise ships are reportedly steering clear of Icelandic ports following the introduction of a new infrastructure tax in 2025.
Scenic Group Launches New Wine Group Travel Program
Scenic Group has unveiled its new Wine Group Program, created especially for wine lovers and travel advisors to design tailor-made group journeys.
Discovery Princess Makes Maiden Call in Singapore
The Discovery Princess made its first-ever visit to Singapore earlier this week, docking at Marina Bay Cruise Centre on October 28th, 2025.
Royal Clipper to Explore Adriatic Sea in Summer 2026
Star Clippers says Royal Clipper will sail new Adriatic itinerary in summer 2026, offering guests a journey through Croatia, Montenegro, Italy.
MSC Poesia Becomes First Ship to Use Shore Power in Le Havre
The MSC Poesia has made history as the first vessel to connect to shore power at the Port of Le Havre, France according to an official statement.