Important Topics To Know Carnival Corporation is taking an inspiring step forward in its commitment to environmental stewardship with the expansion of its shore power infrastructure in Alaska. The world’s largest cruise company is currently advancing a significant electrification project Read More …
The 2025 Risk Intelligence report indicates a complex landscape for global maritime security, characterized by a 30 percent increase in security incidents compared to the previous year. While kidnappings of seafarers remain relatively rare when compared to the peak years Read More …
Royal Caribbean is making significant strides in maritime sustainability with the Icon Class, which serves as a primary testbed for technologies aimed at achieving a net-zero cruise ship by 2035. The fifth Icon Class ship, set for 2028, will incorporate Read More …
Carnival Corp is successfully reinventing the modern cruise experience by transforming its massive global fleet into a collection of high-tech, sustainable floating resorts. As the world’s largest cruise operator, the company is leveraging its impressive scale to deliver a superior Read More …
Aurora Expeditions, a leader in small-ship adventure travel, announced a new sustainability partnership with Australian climate-technology company CounterCurrent. This collaboration involves integrating CounterCurrent’s AI-powered navigation system aboard Aurora’s new vessel, the Douglas Mawson, which is scheduled to launch in December Read More …
The Bahamian government has introduced a new measure that marks a positive milestone for the country’s maritime industry. The new rule makes pilot services a compulsory requirement for all vessels, including cruise ships, calling at Bahamian ports. This initiative, which Read More …
The Solomon Islands is embarking on a significant and positive marine conservation initiative, with a new partnership and a generous $4 million grant from the Bezos Earth Fund. This funding is dedicated to a national marine spatial plan that will Read More …
An exciting new chapter for Caribbean travel has begun, as the Caribbean Tourism Organization (CTO) and Conservation International (CI) join forces in a wonderful new partnership. The two organizations have signed a landmark two-year agreement with a shared mission to Read More …
In a powerful display of unity and innovation, Caribbean destinations are coming together to address a significant environmental challenge, ensuring the region’s stunning beaches and vibrant ecosystems remain pristine for visitors. This summer, nations including Puerto Rico, the Dominican Republic, Read More …