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Fred Olsen Cruise Linehas announced it will be retiring its classic cruise ships Boudicca and Black Watch after taking delivery of Rotterdam and Amsterdam, which it recently acquired from Holland America Line.The new ships will be re-named Bolette and Borealis and will take over the itineraries scheduled… read more
With the help of celebrity partners past and present, Carnival Cruise Line today announced that its next Excel-class ship arriving in 2022 to coincide with its 50th birthday celebration will be named “Carnival Celebration.”
A full roster of Carnival partners, including Kathie Lee Gifford, Guy Fieri and Shaquille O’Neal, unwra… read more
Fred Olsen Cruise Lines, a UK-based company, announced that the Federation of St. Kitts and Nevis will be a port of call in its 2021/2022 itinerary. The fleet, which averages a thousand passengers a ship, will dock at St Kitts’ Port Zante as part of its Winter Sunshine Program. Supported by the islands’ Citizenship by I… read more
Holland America Line is opening bookings for two of its most epic explorations: the 2022 Grand World Voyage and the 2021 Grand Africa Voyage. Guests who want to circle the globe on the 128-day odyssey can now make their Grand World Voyage and Africa circumnavigation reservations. Both itineraries are roundtrip from Fort Lauderdale, Florid… read more
A new survey of the cruise line industry has uncovered some interesting insights about new attitudes among travelers.
The fact that well-traveled consumers are so ready to start cruising speaks volumes for the health of the industry.
When asked if COVID-19 has changed how they will choose their next cruise, 58.7%… read more
Carnival Corporation (CCL), the world’s largest cruise company, provided a financial update on Friday morning to its shareholders. The company said that they have $7.9 billion dollars on hand as of July 31, 2020. Previously, the company disclosed that they are spending approximately $650 million per month to keep the company operat… read more
The European cruise is the first to open up substantially as European nations begin to get a hold on the coronavirus pandemic. European cruise lines are benefitting from Europe’s efforts to bring the coronavirus pandemic under control, allowing key countries essential to the regional cruise market to ease travel restrictions… read more
Costa Cruises and AIDA Cruiseshave confirmed that they’ll be resuming operations in September, with both cruise lines deploying two ships in the Mediterranean.While Costa Cruises is an Italian cruise line, and AIDA Cruises is German, both are owned by Carnival Corporation, and both will be resuming services fro… read more
Cruise companies around the world have started cancelling 2021 holidays as a result of coronavirus. Smaller, charter cruise firms were among the first to start cancelling 2021 sailings last month but now bigger lines have joined their ranks.
Seabourn, the ultra-luxury line owned by the Carnival Corporation has c… read more
Amid the scrapping of four cruise ships in less than the same number of weeks and expectations that dozens of other cruise ships may soon meet the same fate, MSC Cruises has quashed rumours that it is considering retiring its older tonnage. “No, absolutely not,” said Gianni Onorato, CEO, MSC Cruises when asked by Cruise Indu… read more
Fred Olsen to retire two vessels after Holland America acquisitions
Carnival Cruise Line announces name of its next Excel-class ship
Holland America Line opens bookings for 2021-22 voyages
Cruises: Well-traveled consumers ready to start cruising
European cruise sector leads the way forwards
Cruise companies have started cancelling 2021 trips
MSC Cruises not planning to sell any ships
