With the popularity of cruises growing, some companies are offering increasingly longer journeys to capitalise on this heightened interest. What are the longest cruises available on the market right now?
Rothera Research Station, the UK’s Antarctic research hub, is building a new wharf to accommodate the RRS Sir David Attenborough. What are the challenges of this continent-spanning logistical effort, and...
The latest $100m make-over of Royal Caribbean’s Independence of the Seas is a thing to behold. The revamped ship aims to cate to a new, younger generation of cruise enthusiasts.
CPLP signed a $1.65bn definitive transaction agreement to spin-off its crude and product tanker business into a separate publicly listed company, and Italian authorities ordered the preventive seizure of the...
Shipbreaking is still a major problem, both due to unsafe working conditions and damage caused to coastal ecosystems in countries such as Bangladesh. In this Q+A, NGO Shipbreaking Platform speaks...
The British Ports Association recently published a report in which it encouraged UK ports to consider the implications of autonomous ships on their operations. What challenges will ports face in...
In this issue: the world's longest cruises, Michelin-starred cuisine at sea, Cuba's success story, the return of Independence of the Sea, and more.
In this issue: handling shipping waste, the battle with drug use at sea, face-to-face with the Shipbreaking Platform, and more.
Cruise liners are increasingly turning to Michelin star chefs to provide customers with fine dining options rivalling the best on land. From culinary delights on board the upcoming Celebrity Edge,...
The Barbadian Government has formed the National Cruise Development Commission to come up with a path forward for the country’s cruise sector, which is reportedly floundering and which tourism minister...
