Royal Caribbean has announced that its next Perfect Day private cruise destination will be located in Vanuatu, in the South Pacific, one of the most remote island nations in the world, and […]
Royal Caribbean’s next Perfect Day cruise island will be in the most remote nation in world
P&O Cruises re-confirms 2020/21 Dubai cruise season with winter itinerary launch
P&O Cruises has released its summer 2021 and winter 2021/2022 cruise itineraries with more than 400 voyages on offer from Southampton, Malta and, as we first reported, Dubai in the Arabian Gulf.
Princess Cruises takes delivery of newest cruise ship Sky Princess
Sky Princess has been delivered to Princess Cruises at an official handover ceremony at the Fincantieri Shipyard in Monfalcone, Italy.
AIDA Cruises lays keel for second LNG mega-ship AIDAcosma
German cruise line AIDA Cruises has laid the first of 90 blocks for its second LNG-powered cruise ship, AIDAcosma, due for delivery in summer, 2021.
Royal Caribbean names fifth Oasis-class ship Wonder of the Seas, Dubai cruise likely
The world’s largest-ever cruise ship is highly likely to cruise from Dubai in 2021.
Cunard Line flagship Queen Mary 2 to undergo refit and refurbishment in 2020
The refit and refurb news just keeps on coming, this time with Cunard Line confirming to Cruise Critic that Queen Mary 2 is going into drydock in November, 2020.
Royal Caribbean reveals more details about Quantum of the Seas refit and refurbishment
Quantum of the Seas, the lead ship in her class and the innovative cruise ship that introduced the Bionic bar tender, the massive Seaplex with dodgem cars and the crowd favourite, Two70 […]
Holland America Line launches bow section of new cruise ship Ryndam
Holland America Line has celebrated the launch of the first hull section for its new cruise ship Ryndam, at Fincantieri’s Palermo shipyard in Italy.
Cunard Line begins build of new cruise ship with first steel cutting
Cunard has cut the first steel for its fourth cruise ship, which will be named in early 2020 and will be the 249th ship overall to sail for the 179-year-old line.
P&O Cruises’ Britannia to get new interiors, shopping and spa in first major refit
It may seem like just the other day that the P&O Cruises flagship was launched, but Britannia is now (almost) five years old, and has gone into dry-dock for her first major […]
Carnival Ecstasy to get Bonsai Sushi eatery, new video arcade and more shops in refit
Carnival Cruise Line’s older fleet veteran Carnival Ecstasy is mid-way through a significant refit and refurbishment in Freeport in the Bahamas, becoming the first cruise ship to use the shipyard since Hurricane […]
Costa Smeralda finally leaves shipyard for delayed sea trials
Costa Cruises’ new LNG-fueled cruise ship Costa Smeralda has departed the Meyer Turku shipyard in Turku, Finland for her first set of sea trails.
Oceania Cruises to roll out new Aquamar Spa + Vitality Center fleet wide
Oceania Cruises has introduced the Aquamar Spa + Vitality Center, which will be available across its fleet of six ships by the end of January, 2020.
P&O Cruises to introduce the first gin distillery at sea aboard new ship Iona
P&O Cruises will develop and install the first distillery at sea on-board Iona, which is due for launch in 2020 and will be the largest cruise ship ever deployed for the UK […]
Royal Caribbean reveals floating cabanas, available at CocoCay from January
The first floating cabanas in the Bahamas are coming to Royal Caribbean’s Perfect Day at CocoCay as part of the new Coco Beach Club on the newly redeveloped private island.
Cape Town and Dubai cruises feature on Fred Olsen’s longest-ever cruise with Boudicca
The 880-guest Fred Olen cruise ship Boudicca departed Dover in the UK last week on the longest cruise in the line’s history, a 168-night roundtrip voyage that includes 61 port calls.
Princess Cruises’ sixth Royal-class newbuild to be named Discovery Princess
Princess Cruises’ sixth Royal-class newbuild will be called Discovery Princess when she is launched in November, 2021, which is also a year earlier than previously planned. The 3,660-guest Discovery Princess is under […]
Andy Stuart to step down as Norwegian Cruise Line CEO after 31 years with company
Andy Stuart is to retire from his position as CEO for Norwegian Cruise Line following the launch of the company’s last Breakaway-Plus class cruise ship Norwegian Encore.
Anticipation ‘truly begins to build’ as Norwegian Encore departs for sea trials
Norwegian Cruise Line’s newest and last Breakaway-Plus class cruise ship, Norwegian Encore, has completed her conveyance down the Ems River to the North Sea, where she departed for her sea trials.
Regent Seven Seas ends Canyon Ranch partnership in favour of own spa concept
Regent Seven Seas will cancel its decade-long Canyon Ranch spa partnership later this year and launch its own spa concept, Serene Spa & Wellness, across the fleet, according to Cruise Critic.
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