The cruise industry presents a unique paradox where the United States dominates as the primary market and home to major cruise lines, yet virtually all large cruise ships are constructed in Europe. This disconnect stems from divergent post-World War II Read More …
The Disney Adventure, now the largest vessel in the Disney Cruise Line fleet, has officially departed Bremerhaven, Germany, to begin a complex repositioning voyage to its future homeport in Singapore. The 208,000-gross-ton ship is currently crossing the Atlantic toward Freeport, Read More …
MSC Cruises has announced a major fleet expansion plan that involves adding ten new ships by the year 2033. This growth is driven by a recent order for four vessels from the Meyer Werft shipyard, combined with an existing orderbook Read More …
Disney Cruise Line officially accepted delivery of its largest vessel to date, the Disney Adventure, on December 16, 2025, from the Meyer Werft shipyard in Germany. Weighing in at 208,000 gross tons and designed to accommodate up to 6,700 guests, Read More …
MSC Cruises has finalized a landmark agreement with Germany’s Meyer Werft shipyard for the construction of four next-generation cruise ships, with an option for two additional vessels. This marks a new shipbuilding partnership for MSC Cruises, which has historically relied Read More …
The Disney Destiny, the latest addition to the Disney Cruise Line fleet, has officially been delivered, marking a significant milestone for the company. Built at the Meyer Werft shipyard in Germany, the vessel was formally transferred during a ceremony held Read More …
Carnival Cruise Line is celebrating a wonderful milestone as construction officially begins on its newest Excel-class ship, Carnival Festivale. A traditional keel laying ceremony was held at the Meyer Werft shipyard in Germany, where commemorative coins inscribed with musical notes Read More …