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Viking
Upcoming Viking Longship will operate on the brand’s ‘Paris and the Heart of Normandy’ itinerary
Per Pixel Petersson
Northern European region welcomed 3.5 million guests and 2,415 calls at 32 ports
Port Tampa Bay
Passengers can create personalised routes to visit historical sites, restaurants, shops and more
Destination Plymouth
Partnership will encourage more people to take the ferry between Plymouth and Normandy, France
Celebrity Cruises
Dimitrios and Tasos will alternate their time onboard Celebrity Ascent from December
Lehmann Marine
Shipowners can use the solution to electrify their vessels with up to eight battery modules
Celebrity Ascent will join the fleet in December 2023 offering new onboard experiences
OSM Thome
The firms will merge to manage crew and technical operations for 1,000 ships
Taranto Cruise Port
Italian port reports 35 per cent growth in passengers from 2021 and expects at least 40 cruise calls in 2023
Carnival Corporation
Partnership between cruise company and Space X will improve onboard connectivity
Resorts World Cruises/LinkedIn
The new vessel will homeport in Hong Kong and offer two and three-night itineraries
Incat Tasmania
The battery-powered vessel will be delivered in 2025 and accommodate 2,100 passengers
IMO
An international day that celebrates women in the industry and promotes female recruitment
Ambassador Cruise Line
Olympic gold medalist and sailing champion will serve as godmother to the brand’s second ship
Orient Express
Travel brand is working with Chantiers de l’Atlantique, Maxime d’Angeac and Stirling Design International
Stena Line
The vessel operates between Karlskrona in Sweden and Gdynia in Poland
Nor-Shipping
Conferences and events will include BlueTalks sessions, technical seminars and more
P&O Cruises
The 15th annual event will also include conference sessions, a trade fair and a celebratory dinner
Costa Cruises
The vessel will take almost 2,000 guests to visit 52 destinations, beginning from Italy
Report shows 87 per cent of cruise businesses to have been above or in line with goals for the year
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