Cruise Lines News
Sustainable Design: The Circular Journey of PET
Corepla, F.lli Guzzini, and Costa Cruises have joined forces for an innovative circular economy project. This new initiative, presented in Civitavecchia aboard the Costa Smeralda ship, aims to enhance the value of used PET bottles by transforming them into new, sustainable, and circular design elements. The focus on environmental sustainability begins with a cultural approach, […] Read more
AIDAnova: The Development of Sustainability
In September 2024, Copenhagen Malmö Port (CMP), the Danish cruise network Cruise Denmark – Copenhagen and Beyond, and AIDA Cruises came together to discuss the best ways to implement the three dimensions of sustainability aboard AIDAnova. The event, attended by Felix Eichhorn, President of AIDA Cruises, welcomed members of the Danish Parliament and the Copenhagen […] Read more
The new Silversea: a new way to discover Alaska
Over 32,000 nautical miles, a variety of more than 100 shore excursions, and a new photo exhibition by Steve McCurry, Silver Nova immerses travelers in Alaska’s authentic beauty during its inaugural season. Silver Nova, the first of Silversea’s two innovative Nova-class ships, has completed its inaugural season in Alaska. One highlight of the season was […] Read more
Oceanwide and Polar Environment Conservation
Oceanwide Expeditions is a well-known expedition company for its polar voyages and the invention of the Antarctic basecamps. It is one of the first companies to take travelers to the remote Arctic island of Spitsbergen, but most importantly, it stands out for its respect towards the precious polar environment. Oceanwide offers cruises into the heart […] Read more
Letty Yacht Relaunches its First-Class Yacht
Letty Yacht, with over 7 years of direct experience in managing cruises in the paradise of the Galapagos, is relaunching its first-class yacht, Letty, which has been recently renovated and will set sail on November 12th. The renovated Letty Yacht will provide comfort and ample space on board for a maximum of 16 guests, hosted […] Read more
AIDA and the Use of Shore Power Systems in Ports
The use of shore power is becoming increasingly important, and the cruise company AIDA Cruises is playing a key role in the growing availability and utilization of these facilities. Recently, the Port of Oslo celebrated the inauguration of the new shore power system together with AIDA Cruises, which will allow cruise ships calling at Oslo […] Read more
Positive Operating Result for Havila Voyages in Q2 2024
Havila Voyages proudly announces its financial results for the second quarter of 2024, marking a historic achievement for the company. For the first time, Havila Voyages has reported a positive operating result, with a surplus of over 58 million NOK. The company’s revenue for Q2 2024 reached 369 million NOK, up from 172 million NOK […] Read more
Oceania Cruises: New Package with Gratuities Included
Oceania Cruises has launched a new package, now automatically including onboard gratuities in the cruise fare. Previously, gratuities were included for guests who were travel partners, loyalty club members, or from specific regions of the world. Now, tips for cabin stewards, butlers, and dining staff will be included in the “Your World Included” package. This […] Read more
Oceania Cruises: A New Era Setting Sail from Tampa
Oceania Cruises, renowned for its focus on culinary experiences, has announced that starting in 2026, it will offer new winter routes to the Caribbean and the Panama Canal, departing from the Port of Tampa on Florida’s Gulf Coast. This event marks a historic milestone for the company, as its ship “Insignia” with a capacity of […] Read more
Viking: Six new Itineraries Exploring China and Japan
Viking unveiled six new itineraries in Asia, expanding the brand’s exclusive access to destinations in China and Japan, including Tibet (Xizang). These new voyages, ranging from 15 to 22 days, will offer guests immersive cultural experiences from September 2025 to November 2025 aboard the Viking Yi Dun, in cities like Shanghai, Beijing, Xi’an, and Osaka, […] Read more