Tag: cruise ships

US federal health officials extended for nearly three more months its rules that cruise ships must follow to sail during the pandemic.

The Port of Tallinn opened a brand new cruise terminal for the 2021 cruise season. In line with the Port’s aims to be a front runner in sustainable terminals and to improve the environmental footprint of its activities.

A total of 14 cruise ships were on the shores of Alang ship-breaking yard in Gujarat in the past 12 months to be dismantled.

Portsmouth City Council has agreed to support efforts by the city’s port to provide shore power to cruise ships docked at its terminal.

Florida is seeking to vacate a preliminary injunction granted to Norwegian Cruise Line Holdings (NCLH) in August that allowed it to require proof of vaccination from passengers.

Tallink Grupp signed a charter agreement for its Tallinn-Helsinki route cruise vessel Silja Europa, which will provide accommodation during the 26th United Nations Climate Change Conference of the Parties (COP26).

Carnival Corporation released its 11th annual sustainability report, highlighting its plans to build zero-emission ships by 2050.

NABU together with representatives of cruises lines AIDA, TUI, Hapag Lloyd and MSC discussed the environmental and climate footprint of the cruise industry.

As shipping still deals with the challenges caused by the global pandemic’, Michael McNamara, Vice President Global Fuel Supply, Carnival Corporation, made a warning that the sector will need ‘a lot of flexibility’ from the marine fuel supply community.

The Carnival Panorama is the first cruise ship to depart from California in 17 months amid Covid-19.