Cruise Lines Guide
Waste Heat Recovery on Board Cruise Ships
Climate change caused by human activities is a well-established fact. According to the Fourth IMO Greenhouse Gas Study by the International Maritime Organization (IMO), shipping CO2 emissions account for just 2.89% of the global total. Despite this relatively low percentage, the IMO is committed to reducing its environmental impact and has incorporated this goal into […] Read more
Natalia Rodrigues: Environmental Officer at Celebrity Cruises
In this space dedicated to uncovering the important roles played by women in various positions within the cruise industry, there is undoubtedly a particular curiosity about those who work on board. It is undeniable that, while many significant positions work “behind the scenes” to make the wonderful cruise experience possible, the figures who accompany us […] Read more
Plantours: MS Hamburg in a New Guise
Plantours introduces, on the occasion of its relocation from Bremen to Hamburg, the innovations concerning the ship, the itinerary, and the corporate image. There are many novelties for 2024 at Plantours: a new corporate design, including a fresh livery for the Hamburg, a new headquarters in Hamburg (previously in Bremen), and numerous new routes and […] Read more
Group Travel with Emerald Cruises
Going on vacation is a unique moment of relaxation and joy that becomes even more beautiful when shared, and with Emerald Cruises, you can explore the most iconic rivers and coasts in the world as a group, sharing incredible experiences with friends and family. Whether it’s a river cruise or a luxury yacht, Emerald Cruises […] Read more
Waste management on cruise ships
Managing waste, including wastewater and food disposal, is a critical aspect of operating cruise ships sustainably and responsibly. Waste Disposal With thousands of passengers and crew members on board, cruise ships generate significant amounts of waste that must be properly handled to protect the marine environment and comply with regulations. From wastewater treatment to food […] Read more
Evolution of TUI Cruises: Interview with Wybcke Meier
During the Cruise Week organized by CLIA last March in Genoa, we had the pleasure of meeting Wybcke Meier, CEO of TUI Cruises, for an enjoyable conversation about the Mein Schiff brand and the company’s development prospects. Wybcke Meier has been with the company for nearly a decade, making her the best person to explain […] Read more
The history of Norwegian Cruise Line
This is the story of a venture that has turned challenges into successes. Born from passion, it managed to distinguish itself in the industrial landscape and set new standards. It dared where others had never dared before and achieved great milestones. However, as often happens, this company also faced difficult times, risking to lose its […] Read more
Emerald: A Decade of Innovation and Excellence
Emerald Cruises celebrates a decade of travel and pioneering achievements this year, continuing to work tirelessly toward its mission: redefining river and yacht cruising for all travelers seeking a blend of luxury and discovery. Founded in 2013 as Emerald Waterways, Emerald Cruises is an award-winning travel operator specializing in luxury river and yacht cruises. The […] Read more
The C|Club 2024 Program Updates
The C|lub is Costa Cruises‘ loyalty program with 5 levels and simple rules that will allow Costa members to easily accumulate points and enjoy increasingly growing privileges. Dedicated promotions and special initiatives throughout the year to live unique experiences, making the cruise experience even more extraordinary. The main updates starting from May 2024 concern the […] Read more
NCL Holdings announces the expansion of its fleet
Norwegian Cruise Line Holdings boldly looks to the future, enthusiastically announcing the expansion of its fleet and further development of its two private islands. Norwegian Cruise Line Holdings is currently a leading global cruise company operating Norwegian Cruise Line, Oceania Cruises, and Regent Seven Seas Cruises, with a total of 32 ships and approximately 66,500 […] Read more
