Carnival Cruise Line debuts new bow crest on Carnival Legend following dry dock
Carnival Legend has returned to service following a 16-day dry dock, unveiling a new bow design that will be introduced across Carnival Cruise Line’s U.S.-based fleet.
Regent expands Africa and Arabia deployment in 2028/29 cruise season
Africa and Arabia are set to feature more prominently in global luxury cruise itineraries, with Regent Seven Seas Cruises outlining new regional sailings as part of its 2028/29 deployment programme.
AD Ports launches Red Sea cruise operations across three Egyptian terminals
AD Ports Group has launched cruise operations across three Egyptian Red Sea ports, marking an expansion of its regional tourism and maritime network.
How cruise lines like Carnival and Costa are reducing food waste at sea
For an industry that serves millions of meals every day, food waste has long been one of cruising’s most complex operational challenges.
Norwegian Jade and Norwegian Gem get signature Vibe Beach Club during refit
Norwegian Jade and Norwegian Gem have returned to service following scheduled drydock periods, with both vessels introducing Norwegian Cruise Line’s Vibe Beach Club as part of wider refurbishment work.
Regent enhances sleep experience across higher suites on new ship Seven Seas Prestige
Regent Seven Seas Cruises has partnered with Italian bedmaker Flou to introduce a new sleep-focused accommodation concept aboard its upcoming vessel Seven Seas Prestige, scheduled to launch in December 2026.
Women drive South Africa cruise growth as Durban strengthens homeport role
Women are emerging as the dominant segment in South Africa’s cruise market, as passenger demand continues to grow and Durban consolidates its position as the country’s primary cruise hub.
Sokhna Port hosts Crystal Serenity as Egypt strengthens cruise position
Crystal Serenity has called at Sokhna Port, marking a high-profile visit that underscores Egypt’s growing role in regional cruise tourism and maritime connectivity.
MSC Seashore adds new grab-and-go dining venues for Caribbean sailings
MSC Seashore has introduced two new complimentary fast-casual dining venues as part of wider efforts by MSC Cruises to expand onboard food options and improve service flexibility.
TUI Group’s cruise results highlight resilience despite Middle East disruption
TUI Group’s cruise division posted strong growth despite Middle East disruption, signalling continued confidence in underlying demand.
Cruise Master expands expedition portfolio with Lindblad partnership in GCC
Dubai-based Cruise Master has expanded its expedition cruise portfolio through a new partnership with Lindblad Expeditions, targeting growing demand for remote and experience-led travel among GCC-based travellers.
Southern Africa cruise interest rises as Gulf disruption reshapes deployments
Disruption to the cruise sector in the Arabian Gulf is prompting cruise lines to reassess regional deployments, with southern Africa emerging as an area of growing interest.
World Travel & Tourism Council reinforces cruise sector resilience during Suez voyage
More than 300 tourism leaders gathered aboard Crystal Serenity in Egypt to discuss recovery across the Middle East amid ongoing geopolitical disruption.
Cunard unveils 2028 programme featuring historic Four Queens Celebration
Cunard has announced its 2028 deployment programme, featuring 190 voyages across 36 countries and a major fleet gathering in Liverpool that will bring together all four Cunard Queens for the first time.
Silversea unveils S.A.L.T. programme and new venues aboard refurbished Silver Spirit
Silversea has completed a refit and refurbishment of Silver Spirit, introducing the line’s S.A.L.T. culinary programme to the vessel for the first time alongside new dining concepts and updated public spaces.
Atlas Ocean Voyages schedules 2029 Cape Town calls for new expedition yacht
Cape Town features prominently in the inaugural 2028/29 deployment of Atlas Ocean Voyages’ newest expedition yacht, with the city included in multiple African itineraries during the vessel’s first season.
South Africa at centre of international response to cruise ship virus outbreak
South African health authorities have become central to the international response to the hantavirus outbreak linked to the MV Hondius, as officials work alongside the World Health Organization (WHO) and overseas agencies […]
Saudi cruise line AROYA Cruises resumes Red Sea service out of Jeddah
AROYA Cruises has resumed operations from Jeddah after Aroya returned to the Red Sea following nearly two months in the Arabian Gulf.
Phoenix Reisen sends Amera into dry dock for US$15m refit and refurbishment
Phoenix Reisen has sent the Amera into dry dock in Marseille for a major refurbishment programme valued at approximately €15 million (US$17 million).
South African authorities continue contact tracing following cruise ship hantavirus outbreak
A suspected hantavirus outbreak aboard a cruise ship off West Africa has escalated, with additional cases identified and further medical evacuations under consideration.
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