CLIA pledges that member cruise lines will cut the rate of carbon emissions across the industry by 40% by 2030.

More than 40 chic new vessels are due to be launched over the coming decade, says a new report.

MS Finnmarken, built in 2002, is to be transformed in a premium refurbishment ahead of a 2021 debut along Norway’s coast.

Powered by artificial intelligence, Zoe has been designed to eventually be placed in every stateroom to “enrich the cruise vacation”.

It’s best for agents to market the future ships by keeping them distinct from MSC Yacht Club, the executive chairman advises.

More than 1.2 million tourists are expected to dock at Danish ports in 2019, “a source of revenue in the harbours and shops”.

As the Helsinki-Tallinn ferry stats tumble, studies are being lined up to provide an understanding of passengers’ needs.

Ports of Stockholm says 2018 was a “record revenue year” with a record number of cruise passengers.

Scarlet Lady’s much-anticipated inaugural season will take in Costa Maya in Mexico, the Dominican Republic and Cuba.

Already offering globetrotting cruises, the new expedition world cruise will be an “uncharted world tour”.

The long-awaited hybrid-powered adventure cruise ship Roald Amundsen will have another eye-catching feature.

A new CLIA report for travel agents says that river cruises are a great way to introduce clients to cruising.

Tillberg Design of Sweden has just opened an office in Miami and says that business is growing rapidly.

Rising numbers of ships and passengers shows no signs of slowing down, while Cruise Iceland is up for a major award.

Royal Caribbean’s Oasis of the Seas sets sail just one day after offloading 500 norovirus-hit passengers and crew.

Cruise lines will take on 24 new ocean-going vessels during 2019, some of them massive, some of them nimble expedition ships.

The large-scale infrastructure projects come despite warnings about “crazy” tourism growth in Vietnam.

Cruise lines are doing their upmost to better each other in offering adventures that have never been seen before at sea.

The new adults-only cruise line reveals the date bookings will open and designs a new Miami terminal.

Besides the drag-accented musical Kinky Boots, there's also laser tag, VR, go-karts, waterslides and more.