Cruise Industry News - Page 14

I hope you all had a great Christmas, I certainly had a lovely time with my family and friends. The travel industry never really stops and so I found myself on call with our emergency phone for Cruise & Stay clients on Christmas Day – but thankfully there were no issues to interrupt the festivities!

Cunard will reintroduce a distinctive series of Le Gavroche residences at sea this year as Michel Roux introduces his iconic London restaurant to Queen Anne and Queen Mary 2.

Royal Caribbean has been named the official partner of the Eurovision Song Contest for 2024 and 2025.

Seabourn has announced the integration of advanced Wi-Fi connectivity through SpaceX’s Starlink across its fleet of luxury ships.

Portsmouth International Port looks set for a bumper year, as it prepares to welcome more cruise ships – and visitors – throughout 2024.

Three well-known British television personalities – John Torode, Lisa Faulkner, and Gennaro Contaldo – have been unveiled as the initial culinary talents set for Princess Cruises’ debut Good Food Show at Sea.

Holland America Line (HAL) has experienced a boost in guest satisfaction with its internet service this year, as the cruise line completes the installation of SpaceX’s Starlink high-speed internet on each of the 11 ships in its fleet. The final ship, Nieuw Amsterdam, was outfitted with the technology in mid-December…

This will be my final message in 2023, so I would like to take this opportunity to wish everyone a Merry Christmas and Happy New Year.

As the maiden voyage of Cunard’s latest ship Queen Anne draws closer, the cruise line has unveiled a number of unique, newly curated shore experiences for guests that will be available during her inaugural season.

After over seven years of vision and 900 days of meticulous design and construction by a team of experts, Royal Caribbean International has welcomed the highly anticipated Icon of the Seas in a grand celebration at the Meyer Turku shipyard in Turku, Finland. The world’s largest cruise line held a…