The Maritime Executive
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Construction is Underway on More Giants for Cruising
The pace of construction on the next generation of ultra-large cruise ships is gaining momentum. The ships are being floated out o...
Classic Liner Turned Cruise Ship Faces Uncertain Future
Another one of the few remaining classic passenger ships is facing an uncertain future as Funchal is currently being auctioned as...
Does the Royal Caribbean-Sandals JV Signal a New Paradigm for Cruising?
The overall sentiment is positive after the initial surprise of the news last week that Royal Caribbean Group would make a $3 bill...
Cruising on the Great Lakes Offers New Experiences
The Great Lakes, North America’s “Inland Oceans,” are gaining stronger attention from cruise enthusiasts. This year, it was projec...
Cruise Ships Are Improving Environmental Management Says SGS
The growth of the cruise industry in the post-COVID-19 pandemic era has created increased awareness of maintaining a healthy envir...
Costa Prepares to Leave Asia After Accommodating Athletes at Asian Games
After 20 years and being a pioneer in Asia and the Chinese cruise market, Costa Cruises has operated its final Asian cruise as it...
Immersive Dining Experience Goes Mainstream, But Will Passengers Follow?
Norwegian Cruise Line unveiled details for its next new cruise ship, Norwegian Aura, revealing that it plans to bring immersive di...
Ambassador Cruise Line Builds Niche Strategy for Expansion
A small line that started focused on the UK market, Ambassador Cruise Line is growing as a niche operation beyond the big lines th...
Launch of TSHD 1000 for Port Otago and Napier Port
[By: Damen Shipyards Group] At Damen partner yard 189 Shipyard in Vietnam, a Trailing Suction Hopper Dredger (TSHD) 1000 for Port...
ARC Brings New, Militarily-Useful Tonnage Into Maritime Security Program
[By ARC] American Roll-On/Roll-Off Carrier Group Inc. (ARC Group) today announced the addition of ARC Freedom to its U.S.-flagged...