Cruise Ship News
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Cruising : Carnival Cruise says customer data exposed in breach
Carnival Cruise says customer and employee data may have been exposed in a data breach in March Carnival spokesperson Roger Frizzell told The Hill in a statement Friday that the company detected an intrusion to parts of its IT systems on March 19. It quickly shut down the hack and…
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BBC is asking : Why the cruise industry is still navigating choppy waters
The BBC monitors the cruise industry during the epidemiological situation of Covid 19 That is an Important Report by Jonty Bloom Business reporter She and her husband Richard have been going on cruising holidays for the past 25 years, to Australia, New York, and the Caribbean, among many other destinations.…
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Cruising : American Cruise Lines Confirms Two More New Ships for 2022
American Cruise Lines announced today that it has a signed contract with Chesapeake Shipbuilding of Salisbury, MD, to build two more modern riverboats in 2022. The new builds will be the fifth and sixth in the company’s modern series, first introduced in 2018. Both new modern riverboats are yet to…
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Cussing : AIDA Cruises resumes holiday voyages from July 29, 2021
AIDA Cruises starts holiday sailings with AIDAstella from July in West Med with calls in Spain, Italy, Portugal, and Malta; German cruise line also extends Baltic voyages from July to September on AIDAsol AIDA Cruises on June 10 announced it continues its gradual restart with another cruise ship, AIDAstella, resuming…
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Cruising : MSc cruises resumes operations itinerary from 26 June
International guests now able to better connect to cruise also by plane from leading international airport in Barcelona Valencia to be added as an additional port of call as of 30 July An announcement by the line follows those of its resumption of service in the UK, Germany, France, and…
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Reports : The Association of Mediterranean Cruise Ports
The Association of Mediterranean Cruise Ports promotes the cruise industry and unites the ports of ‘Mare Nostrum’ and its adjoining seas The mission of MedCruise is to promote the cruise industry in the Mediterranean and its adjoining seas. The Association assists its members in benefiting from the growth of the…
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Marine Tourism : Valencia welcomes cruise ships once again
On the 27th of June and the 11th of July, the ship Mein Schiff 2 of the TUI Cruises company will call at the Port of València. It is a cruise ship with a peninsular itinerary The Port Authority of Valencia expects to receive international cruise ships from July onwards…
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Cruising : Baltic cruise season kicks off surrounded by a mix of hope and uncertainty
Cruise managers from multiple Baltic ports met again yesterday, during an internal meeting organized by the Baltic Ports Organization (BPO). The main topic discussed was the greatly anticipated start of this year’s cruise season. While some ports are expecting calls in the upcoming weeks, the situation remains uncertain for a…
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Cruising : Carnival Cruise Line’s newest and most innovative ship, makes U.S. debut, docking in Port Canaveral for the first time
Carnival Cruise Line’s Mardi Gras, made her U.S. debut this morning, docking for the first time at Port Canaveral’s Cruise Terminal 3, built specifically for this vessel which is the first in the Americas powered by eco-friendly Liquified Natural Gas (LNG) and features the first roller coaster at sea. Port…
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Cruising : Costa Cruises continues its gradual restart for 2021-2022, with its three newest ships featured in exciting itinerary updates
The Italian company has redesigned its cruise offer for the final part of 2021 and for 2022 with new features for the Mediterranean, Caribbean, Emirates, and South America. From spring 2022, Costa Firenze, Costa Toscana, and Costa Smeralda, the three most innovative ships in the fleet, will offer cruises in…
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