Upon realising the harmful effects of climate change, canals across the globe are increasingly implementing initiatives to cut greenhouse gas emissions. Here is a look at what the world’s two...
A partnership between NAPA and C-Job Naval Architects is studying the applications of wind-assisted propulsion using voyage optimisation software, hoping to ultimately drive the industry away from polluting fuels and...
In this issue: the impact of major shipbuilding mergers, human trafficking at ports, wind propulsion in shipping, and more.
Cruise is gearing up for another year of exciting new ships complete with exciting new interior concepts, cleaner fuel propulsion methods, and technologies to improve the passenger experience. But which...
Norwegian shipbuilding company Ulstein recently unveiled its X-BOW hull design to make navigation through rough waters smoother for passengers and cut emissions. Varsha Saraogi looks at how the technology works.
Launched on 10 November 2019, the MSC Cruises' Grandiosa can accommodate more than 6,000 passengers on its lavish Mediterranean voyages. Frances Marcellin was one of the first on board the...
In this issue: Onboard MSC Grandiosa, exploring the growth potential of Australia's domestic cruise industry, a look at some of the most exciting new-builds coming in 2020, and more.
The European Commission is currently looking into Fincantieri’s plan to merge with competitor Chantiers de l’Atlantique, a deal which has cast fears around unfair competition throughout the continent. Are the...
Cruise operators are increasingly offering bite-sized breaks along the coast of Australia for domestic travellers keen to explore the island continent. Varsha Saraogi takes a look at this growing market...
The impact of technology on the shipping industry will grow in the coming years as companies increasingly introduce cloud-based software and apps in their businesses, says cloud software provider Hanseaticsoft’s...
