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Boozing and cruising: alcohol consumption on the high seas

By Alexander Love

Drunken chaos engulfed the P&O Britannia in July as holidaymakers brawled. Six people...

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November’s top news stories

The Government of Australia introduced a new bill in the parliament that will enable the foreign-owned superyacht owners to charter their vessels in Australia; and Atlantic Container Line (ACL) signed a 15-year contract extension agreement with the UK-based port operator Peel Ports Group for container and roll-on / roll-off (RoRo) operations at the Port of Liverpool. Ship-technology.com wraps up the key news stories from November 2019.

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Wilhelmsen to supply 3D printed marine parts to six shipping firms

Norwegian maritime company Wilhelmsen has partnered with six shipping firms to offer 3D printed spare parts as part of its Marine Product’s early adopter programme (EAP).

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Boozing and cruising: alcohol consumption on the high seas

Drunken chaos engulfed the P&O Britannia in July as holidaymakers brawled. Six people were injured in the fracas with fingers were pointed at a passenger dressed as a clown. The ‘booze cruise’ is a time-honoured tradition, but at a time when the public is becoming increasingly aware of the problems of drinking, does a stricter line need to be drawn on cruise ships?

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Australia introduces new bill for superyacht chartering

The Government of Australia has introduced a new bill in the parliament that will enable the foreign-owned superyacht owners to charter their vessels in Australia.

MarineShaft Repairs Blades for Fayard A/S

MarineShaft presently has a propeller blade repair underway for Danish shipyard Fayard A/S underway in its workshop.

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Shipping firm Navios Maritime Partners to liquidate Navios Europe I

Greek dry cargo vessel operator Navios Maritime Partners has reached an agreement to liquidate Navios Europe I.

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China completes merger of CSIC and CSSC to create shipbuilding firm

China has completed the merger of China State Shipbuilding Corporation (CSSC) and China Shipbuilding Industry Company (CSIC) to create a new shipbuilding company.

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Living at sea: permanent apartments on a wellness cruise line

Blue World Voyages is making waves in the industry as it plans to sell 40 residences onboard its inaugural luxury ship, starting at $2.3m. We find out why the idea of hyper-expensive floating apartments appeals and speak to founder Fredy Dellis, about some of the complexities behind getting such an ambitious project off the ground.

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Inside Dubai’s cruise industry: the latest issue of Future Cruise is out now

In this issue: future challenges for Dubai’s cruise sector, recruitment problems, a closer look at the LNG-powered Costa Smeralda, and more.

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Seabury Maritime and LR form alliance to support maritime clients

Global maritime investment banking company Seabury Maritime has formed an alliance with classification, compliance and advisory services provider Lloyd's Register (LR) to support maritime clients with key business decisions.

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November’s top news stories

Wilhelmsen to supply 3D printed marine parts to six shipping firms

Boozing and cruising: alcohol consumption on the high seas

Australia introduces new bill for superyacht chartering

MarineShaft Repairs Blades for Fayard A/S

Shipping firm Navios Maritime Partners to liquidate Navios Europe I

China completes merger of CSIC and CSSC to create shipbuilding firm

Living at sea: permanent apartments on a wellness cruise line

Inside Dubai’s cruise industry: the latest issue of Future Cruise is out now

Seabury Maritime and LR form alliance to support maritime clients

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Wilhelmsen to supply 3D printed marine parts to six shipping firms

Australia introduces new bill for superyacht chartering

Shipping firm Navios Maritime Partners to liquidate Navios Europe I

China completes merger of CSIC and CSSC to create shipbuilding firm

Seabury Maritime and LR form alliance to support maritime clients

Navis launches new set of applications to digitise terminal operations

Meratus Line to deploy CyberLogitec’s operations solution ALLEGRO SaaS

GMP secures concession for constructing two berths at Port 2000

Kalmar wins terminal tractor contract from SDT Livorno

Blockchain fuel tracking tool BunkerTrace launches commercially

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