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Key players discuss the products and services that improve the onboard experience
Prince Edward Island is ready to welcome back cruise passengers with excursions and cultural activities
Aros Marine tells CFI about the panorama lounge it created on the ro-pax ferry
Olivier-Bernard Michel from Guadeloupe’s Tourist Office discusses what the archipelago has to offer
Juan Trescastro explains what Virgin Voyages considers when developing its itineraries
Francesca Piana explains how the company can scent and sanitise cruise ships during and post-Covid-19
Sven Jürisoo explains how the company’s solutions can be used in the cruise industry
CFR showcases some of the companies that are keeping guests and crew safe
Mollie Grainger discusses how the company plans to better serve passenger ship operators
Richard Waterworth discusses Peninsula Contract Furnishings’ recent work aboard AIDAmar
Richard Humphreys explores the creative combination tours now on offer
Road ferries will be equipped with two Schottel Twin Propellers and a pair of electric motors
The Port of Cork works closely with its local partners to help grow the cruise sector in Ireland
Prince Edward Island offers leisure options and an opportunity to taste the local culture and food
Firm claims that a central vacuum cleaning system could save costs and improve sustainability
Meri Rigby explains how the company uses Microsoft technology to help ferry lines handle ticket booking
NCL’s Eamonn Ferrin talks about what the new ship offers guests ahead of official christening
New warehouses will make it easier to access flame-retardant temporary protection materials
Jimmy Ahlgren discusses the merits of using leather on passenger ships with Richard Humphreys
Alan McVitty gives ICFR an insight into M Studio’s approach to working with clients
The co-founders of Bourne Group discuss replacing the ship’s signage before her move to Alaska
North America marine service provider has come a long way since it was founded in the early 1930s
Coating specialist Jotun Group shares how its solution improves onboard maintenance
Port Charlottetown is adding a second berth so more cruise guests can visit ‘Canada’s Food Island’
Princess Cruises’ two sister ships are sailing in the region for the Singapore homeporting season
French cruise ship operator fits Le Ponant out with sails that reduce the environmental impact
Vessel now boasts one of the highest per-guest space and service ratios in the industry
Fifth annual event to explore technologies that are improving ferry safety in developing countries
New homeporting vessels are expected to drive further growth in 2019
Vessel will offer panoramic Sky Suites, speciality restaurants and more when she debuts in 2020
Cruise growth helped to Florida port to surpass US$103 million in total revenues in 2018
Astilleros Armon will construct the Incat Crowther 125 design at its Gijon shipyard
WinGD, Wärtsilä and GTT to collaborate in making green propulsion a reality
Collaboration will see extension of MSC Voyager’s loyalty club benefits
Spanish ferry operator plans to sign maintenance agreement for both vessels for up to eight years
New facility will be able to accommodate 4,000- to 5,000-passenger ships
The US$100 million OceaniaNEXT initiative includes a complete revamp of staterooms and suites
The facility achieves a 150% rise in visitors compared to the same period last year
The renovations are part of the company’s programme to enhance standards across its fleet
Ship embarks more than 5,000 passengers at Steinwerder terminal for a 10-day cruise
The AI-equipped tool transforms photos into a unique, shareable audio and visual photo album
FSG assembles the hull of the new LNG-powered ferry, showcasing its sustainable design
Holland America’s new ship will have features created by Adam D. Tihany and Bjørn Storbraaten
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