Port of Civitavecchia opens new Terminal Amerigo Vespucci

Italian port will now be able to handle large cruise ships and around 5,000-6,000 passengers

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Cruise and Ferry Review Spring/Summer 2025

Closing the connectivity gap

Pramod Arora of WMS explains how the company is pioneering the way for land-like cellular connectivity on cruise ships at sea.

Why do we need sector-specific regulations for ferries?

Interferry is lobbying the IMO to ensure it considers the unique operational requirements of the ferry industry when developing and implementing environmental and safety regulations. Johan Roos, director of regulatory affairs at Interferry, shares more 

Creating a thread of genius at Aquafil

Aquafil’s Born R2R project creates fully recyclable carpets, reducing waste, while championing circularity within the maritime industry. Cristina Stefani tells CFR more 

What’s new in Norway?

Norwegian cruise ports are building new infrastructure, implementing shore power and diversifying excursion portfolios  

Can Japan become Asia’s cruise hub by 2029?

Initiatives to develop more diverse onshore experiences and build both new terminals and ships is driving greater demand for cruising in Japan, with estimates suggesting the country’s cruise market capacity will be five times higher in 2029 than in 2023, says Dr. Hirohito Ito 

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