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The terminal will be capable of accommodating ships with up to 7,000 passengers

The all-inclusive shore experience offers beaches, pools and dining venues for Royal Caribbean guests

Change motivated by research and customer feedback, says cruise line

The Canadian operator will modify A Nepita before it begins service in Autumn 2026

Four ships will sail 48 voyages to 54 destinations across 18 countries in the region

Suites will account for 33 per cent of total accommodations, including new Horizon Suite category

Secretary general Arsenio Dominguez said the focus for the organisation over the next 12 months will be reducing emissions, improving seafarer training, and protecting the ocean and biodiversity 

Ambience is scheduled to enter dry dock at A&P Tyne in the UK on 7 January 2026, where it will undergo technical maintenance and refurbishment works for three weeks 

The UK port will welcome back ships from Saga, Virgin Voyages and Viking, as well as a number of new lines including Ambassador Cruise Line 

The system will consist of multiple installations designed to reduce carbon emissions by ships in port by an estimated 96,000 metric tons from 2030

Vessel’s systems will be upgraded and a Wi-Fi network will be installed during 21-day drydock

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More than 180 cruise ship calls were recorded in Canadian province’s longest ever season

The port received its highest number of cruise calls in a single year, welcoming vessels in every month

The Virgin Islands Port Authority, Royal Caribbean Group and Cruise Terminals International will work together on the project in St. Thomas 

Largest order in company’s history from Remontowa Shipbuilding will cover vessels intended to serve Scotland’s island communities

The region received 610 vessel calls and over 845,000 passengers at ports across all four Atlantic provinces 

New Star Seeker will begin sailing in late December and will be christened in Miami on 15 January 2026

First vessel scheduled for delivered in 2030, with remaining to follow annually 

The 130-metre vessel, named China Zorrilla, will begin operations for South American ferry operator Buquebus in the coming months

The new sailings have been designed to “deepen guests’ connection” to The Last Frontier 

Vessel features end-to-end electric power and propulsion system was supplied by ABB