Classic International Cruises’ Athena and Princess Danae have been arrested in the French port of Marseilles for reportedly failing to pay crew wages and fuel costs. According to Cruise Critic, the Arion was also arrested in […]
The NZD$14.6 million redevelopment of Shed 10 on Queen’s Wharf, Auckland will commence next week in response to the cruise boom New Zealand has seen in recent years. Most recently […]
Azamara Club Cruises has announced the makeovers of two of their boutique ships, Azamara Quest andAzamara Journey. Both ships will receive a shipwide facelift including; new carpets, upholstery, mattresses, balcony furniture […]
A new USD $300 million cruise terminal will be built in Bridgetown, Barbados which will be capable of berthing megaliners. Announced at the Barbados Port Inc.’s 50th anniversary staff awards […]
Royal Caribbean has announced a partnership with Mattel to bring the world’s most popular and stylish doll to the high seas. The Barbie™ Premium Experience will be rolled out exclusively […]
Cunard has announced the cancellation of Queen Victoria’s 16-night ‘Adriatic Discovery’ voyage originally scheduled for departure on 3 October citing propulsion issues. The ship will enter an impromptu drydock in Bremerhaven with […]
The amount of people selecting an ocean cruise as their holiday of choice grew by ten per cent in 2011, taking the total number of cruise passengers to over 20 […]
The only U.S. flagged cruise ship, Norwegian’s Pride of America, will undergo a major revitalisation next year, costing the company over USD$30 million. Entering a 14-day drydock in Honolulu, Hawaii on […]
Pop icon and large-scale artist, Peter Max, has unveiled the 40,000 square foot artwork of “his” New York to appear on the hull of Norwegian’s newest build, Norwegian Breakaway. “The […]
A new 10-day Eastern Caribbean sailing has been announced for Princess small ship, Pacific Princess,departing 17 January 2013. This will be the only time that the line will call into […]
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