In this issue: the cruise ships being sunk to form artificial reefs, a trip aboard Viking Jupiter, tips for targeting younger cruise passengers, and more.
Destinations such as Italy, Spain and Croatia have always attracted travellers. However, as cruise passengers continue to rise, tourism now threatens these cities’ infrastructure
Adventure cruise operator Quark Expeditions is aiming to reduce its environmental impact in the polar regions through a new sustainable initiative. From reducing carbon emissions to outreach programmes for the...
Due to set sail next year, Carnival’s newest liner, the Mardi Gras, promises to raise the bar for cruising entertainment – not least in the shape of an onboard rollercoaster,...
ESA and One Sea agreed to share autonomous shipping information and Singapore MPA started second phase of Tuas Megaport construction. Ship-technology.com brings you the top news from July 2019.
Virgin Voyages’ Scarlet Lady will be the first ship of the new fleet to launch in 2020. Describing themselves as a “travel brand” rather than a “cruise line” has led...
A roundtable event organised by Thales, ‘Charting a course to autonomy - what is the future of the UK maritime industry?’ discussed the many challenges and future prospects of using...
Trade through the Port of London hit 53.2 million tonnes last year, a remarkable feat last achieved over a decade ago. How has one of the oldest ports in Europe...
The rise of e-commerce is changing the face of global logistics, and shipping companies aren’t exempt. How is the industry keeping up with the supply chain changes coming from the...
ClassNK’s recently-published Cyber Security Approach sets out a layered strategy for securing commercial vessels from cyber attacks. How does the Japanese ship classification society’s cyber security approach work, and what...
