Tag: Cruise News
Spanish ports on the road to full recovery of tourism...
Spanish ports of general interest are participating in Seatrade Cruise Global, which is being held in Fort Lauderdale, USA, from March 27 to 30,...
Holland America Line celebrates its 150th anniversary in April
Holland America Line commemorates its 150th anniversary in April 2023, making it one of the oldest travel companies...
The MEYER Group shows what cruise ships will be like in the future
The MEYER Group underscores its technological leadership in cruise ship construction: At the world's leading cruise trade show in Fort Lauderdale, Florida, the...
Singapore will be the home port for the new Disney Cruise Line...
Disney Cruise Line and the Singapore Tourism Board confirm the arrival of a Disney cruise ship to Southeast Asia for the first time...
Celebrity Cruises incorporates a new flex-fuel engine into its...
The fifth ship in Celebrity Cruises' revolutionary Edge series will be a collaboration with its parent company, Royal Caribbean Group...
20% of cruise ship calls by 2023 in the...
This year, 2023, 20% of the cruise ship calls at the Port of Barcelona will be from ships that can be propelled...
Cruise Europe launches its active terrestrial energy database
Cruise Europe, in collaboration with Cruise Baltic and Cruise Britain, has launched its Active Land Power (OPS) database, in which...
The Great United States, the longest American river cruise...
American Cruise Lines will feature The Great United States, the longest American river cruise in history, which will travel through up to twenty states, passing through...
Valenciaport will present its offerings at the Seatrade Cruise Global trade fair
The Port Authority of Valencia will be presenting at Seatrade Cruise Global, one of the world's leading events linked to the cruise industry...
BERGÉ managed 750 cruises in Spanish ports in 2022
Bergé closed 2022 with 750 cruise ships handled in Spanish ports, a 7% increase compared to 2019, when the total reached 4,525, according to State Ports. The...
