Tag: Cruise News
Construction begins on the Icon of the Seas, the first ship...
Monday, June 14th was an iconic day for the cruise industry as Royal Caribbean International marked the beginning of...
The Port of Malaga receives its first cruise ship to call at the port...
The visit of the ship 'Mein Schiff 2' revives cruise tourism, guaranteeing safety in operations and scheduled excursions. Malaga became...
Celestyal Cruises successfully restarts its cruise operations
Celestyal Cruises is pleased to announce that it has successfully resumed operations with its flagship seven-night Idyllic Aegean itinerary aboard...
Costa Cruises will resume its cruises in Spain on July 5th...
The Italian company will deploy a total of five ships in the Mediterranean this summer. The Costa Smeralda, the company's flagship vessel, will arrive at...
Valenciaport has received the award from the Association of Ports of...
Cruise activity returns to Valencia. On June 27, the Mein Schiff 2 ship from TUI Cruises will call at the port. Valenciaport has received...
MSC Cruises places the MSC Splendida in the eastern Mediterranean...
The company has created cruise and direct flight vacation packages for Spanish travelers, connecting Barcelona and Madrid with Venice on the MSC Splendida, with...
The Canary Islands thanks TUI for its unwavering commitment to cruises in...
This pilot test, lasting more than six months and based in the Port of Las Palmas, guarantees the return of activity this summer...
Explore Journeys, the Group's new luxury cruise brand...
The MSC Group today announced its entry into the luxury cruise market with the launch of a new brand...
MSC Cruises resumes operations in the United States starting...
MSC Cruises has announced its plans to restart cruises from US ports starting in August. The announcement...
Norwegian Cruise Line expands its offerings from the United States for this...
Norwegian Cruise Line (NCL) has announced more scheduled voyages departing from New York, Los Angeles, Port Canaveral, Florida, and Miami, and confirmed that...
