Poul Woodall of DFDS explains how passenger shipping is adapting to the shift to environmentalism
Explorer Dream will operate two and three-night ‘Taiwan Island-Hopping’ itineraries
Annual campaign calls on governments to formally recognise seafarers as key workers
Bud Darr discusses the cruise line’s approach to reducing its carbon footprint
‘Voyage Well’ plan will be implemented when sailing begins in October 2020
Pause in passenger operations has been voluntarily agreed, despite CDC’s No Sail Order expiring in July
Hans Høglund explains how effective onboard automation can improve reliability and performance
Kitack Lim outlines his goals for the next four years at the International Maritime Organization
New technology and restrictions will be introduced to ensure passenger safety
Zinc paint coatings provide cost-effective protection against rust and corrosion
Tom Strang shares Carnival Corporation’s plans for a more sustainable cruise industry
Emissions per transported ton fell by 3.6 per cent to meet international target 10 years ahead of schedule
The CIP-M programme will enable operators to demonstrate they have necessary systems in place
SES Networks is helping cruise lines to provide high-performance connectivity, says Simon Maher
Ian Nash from SPS Technology discusses the need for riding squads to carry out essential work on ships
A new framework of safety standards will help passenger ships resume operation
Operator to replace in-house system for online booking and check-in
American Song to begin cruises along the Columbia and Snake rivers on 20 June
Port of Marseille Fos, Shell and Carnival Corporation refuel Costa Smeralda
European Commission guidance suggests gradual relaxation of restrictions ahead of summer season