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The Port of Galveston has approved a lease for a new LNG production and bunkering facility on Pelican Island, aiming to meet rising demand for cleaner marine fuel from cruise ships and other vessels by late 2028.
Holland America Line will expand its fleet to 12 ships by adding the Vista Class vessel Arcadia in 2029, increasing overall capacity by over 2,000 guests as part of its major Evolution transformation program.
At least 15 voyages by foreign vessels under a Jones Act emergency waiver went unreported in federal records, a new analysis shows.
Ambassador Cruise Line is launching its second television advertising campaign on September 16, focusing on onboard experiences and connections.
A survey of official schedules identifies 40 cruise ships with operations planned for Argentina's 2026-2027 season.
Dutch integrator Van Tiem Elektro has selected EST-Floattech to supply battery systems for 15 new river cruise ships being built for operators.
The Panama Canal has delayed a planned October draft reduction for Neopanamax ships, maintaining a 48-foot limit.
Understanding port and starboard on a cruise ship. Cruise ships use port and starboard instead of left and right to avoid confusion.
The Panama Canal Authority has postponed a planned October draft reduction for Neopanamax vessels, maintaining the current 48-foot limit.
Two senior U.S. officials allege the Chinese state-owned shipping giant COSCO uses concealed equipment on its vessels to collect intelligence on military communications.
SeaDream Yacht Club has announced its new 230-guest ship, SeaDream III, set to debut in July 2029. The vessel will sail a global deployment from Asia to the Arctic, the Great Lakes, and a 180-night world voyage.
Greenland's Sikuki Nuuk Port is building a 350-meter dock extension to separate cruise ships from commercial vessels by 2028.
The U.S. Maritime Administration is activating the training ship Empire State VII for a federal mission lasting about 170 days.