Tragic Passenger Incident At Italian Cruise Port

Costa Cruises has confirmed the death of a 50-year-old German passenger following an incident at the Port of Civitavecchia, near Rome, on February 6, 2026. The individual reportedly fell from the Costa Smeralda while the vessel was docked at Pier Read More …

Amsterdam Reclaims Its Waterfront For A Greener Future

Amsterdam is entering an inspiring new phase of urban planning as city leaders discuss a transition toward a completely cruise-free waterfront. According to local reports from January 2026, the city council is exploring a total ban on ocean-going cruise ships Read More …

Royal Caribbean Details Green Tech Initiatives

In response to growing environmental scrutiny regarding mega-ships like the Icon of the Seas, Royal Caribbean Group has highlighted the data within their “Destination Net Zero” sustainability strategy. Addressing the specific criticisms regarding sewage and emissions, the company points to Read More …

New York Terminal Promises Exciting Cruise Future

The New York City Economic Development Corporation (NYCEDC) has released a comprehensive Master Plan for the modernization and redevelopment of the Manhattan Cruise Terminal. This long-term strategy addresses the urgent need to replace the facility’s nearly 90-year-old infrastructure and prepare Read More …

Puerto Rico Builds A Brighter Cruise Future

Puerto Rico is embarking on an exciting new chapter for its tourism industry with the official launch of a major expansion project for the San Juan Cruise Port. This visionary $450 million investment is set to transform the port, enhancing Read More …

A Shared Vision For Hawaii’s Sustainable Tourism

Hawaii is embarking on an inspiring journey to harmonize its world-renowned tourism industry with ambitious environmental goals, sparking a wonderfully collaborative conversation across the islands. The state’s proposal to enhance sustainability has opened the door for a productive partnership between Read More …

Barcelona’s Vision for a Sustainable Future: Less Cruises

The Port of Barcelona is embarking on an exciting and forward-thinking transformation, beautifully reimagining its cruise infrastructure to create a more sustainable, efficient, and enjoyable experience for visitors and residents alike. In a significant step forward, the port is set Read More …

Copenhagen, AIDA Cruises Spark New Greener Era

On June 2, 2025, Copenhagen marked a significant step towards maritime sustainability with the inauguration of its new shore power plant at the Oceankaj cruise terminal. The event, graced by H.M. King Frederik X of Denmark, saw AIDA Cruises’ AIDAnova Read More …

Cruise Line Opens Shore Power Plant

Cruise company AIDA Cruises and the Port of Oslo celebrated the opening of its new shore power system. This means that cruise ships in Oslo can now be supplied with shore power during their stay in port. The visiting ship Read More …