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1	Silversea orders third Muse Class at Fincantieri CruiseSilversea Cruises has signed a contract to build a second sister ship of SILVER MUSE, Silversea’s highly acclaimed 596-guest flagship which was delivered by Fincantieri in April last year. A first sister ship, to be named...
2	IPO of Port of Tallinn sees EBRD acquiring a minority stake PortThe European Bank for Reconstruction and Development (EBRD) has acquired a 3.6% share in AS Tallinna Sadam or Port of Tallinn, one of the largest port operators in the Baltic States, providing port services as a landlord port.
3	Cairnryan-Larne freight traffic grew by 1.3% in 2017 FerryP&O Ferries carried 210,533 lorries on the two-ship Cairnryan-Larne route in 2017. This represents a 1.3% increase on 2016 and is the highest volume of freight traffic on the route since 2011.
4	Red Funnel’s RED KESTREL launched at Cammell Laird Ro-roUK cross-Solent ferry operator Red Funnel’s first ever dedicated freight ro-ro RED KESTREL was launched on Merseyside today (19 February) at the Birkenhead facilities of UK shipbuilder and repairer Cammell Laird.
5	Small decline in passengers transported for Viking Line 2016 FinanceA total of 6.502.191 passengers were transported on Viking Line’s seven ships in 2016, which was a decline of 1% compared to previous year.
6	Nod for new Lyttelton cruise terminal PortNew Zealand’s Lyttelton – the port for main South Island city Christchurch – is to invest NZD 56m in a new cruise terminal capable of accommodating ships up to OASIS OF THE SEAS size (362 metres).
7	SEABOURN OVATION floated out CruiseFollowing the coining ceremony, SEABOURN OVATION was floated out earlier today (1 September) at Fincantieri’s shipyard in Sestri, Genoa.
8	Official carrying statistics for CalMac show strong growth FerryCalMac, operator of the UK’s largest ferry network with 32 vessels, have revealed their official 2016 carrying statistics. These show strong growth in both passengers and cars transported.
9	More cruise ship troubles Down Under CruiseIn a fourth significant cruise ship incident in Australasian waters this week, the brand new SEABOURN ENCORE was blown off its berth in Timaru, New Zealand in the morning of Sunday, February 12, and became jammed between ...
10	Terms and conditions for Public Services Contract to Melilla announced FerryFomento, the Ministry for Industry, has announced the terms and conditions for the new two-year Public Services Contract for ferry operations from Almeria and Malaga to Melilla.
11	NORWEGIAN JOY docked out CruiseNORWEGIAN JOY was docked out from one of Meyer Werft’s fully-covered building halls (Baudock II) on Saturday March 4.
12	CalMac's Dorchester seeks 'new challenge' ProfileMartin Dorchester, managing director of CalMac Ferries and chief executive of parent company David MacBrayne Ltd. has decided to step down at the end of March this year.
13	Ex- SUNFLOWER KIRISHIMA back in service on Shibushi-Osaka route FerrySunflower has temporarily re-introduced SUNFLOWER KIRISHIMA 1 – built in 1993 as SUNFLOWER KIRISHIMA – on the Shibushi-Osaka route.
14	Continued freight growth for HH Ferries FerryIt appears that HH Ferries, operators of the 20-minute Helsingør-Heslingborg shuttle service, is bearing fruit of the extra sailings/capacity it introduced on 1 December 2017. During weeks 10 and 11 alone, 8% more trucks w...
15	Baleària to start new summer fast ferry service to Menorca and Mallorca High-speedBaleària is to start a new high-speed ferry service linking Barcelona with the islands of Menorca and Mallorca. The new service starts on 4 July and runs until 11 September and will serve the port of Ciutadella on Men...
16	Meyer Turku cuts first steel for second LNG-powered Costa cruise ship CruiseCosta Cruises and builders Meyer Turku earlier today, 30 July, held the steel cutting ceremony for COSTA TOSCANA, a sister to COSTA SMERALDA and Costa Cruises’ second LNG-powered newbuilding which is due for delivery in 2...
17	CalMac and NorthLink Ferries services set to return to normal timetables, but with reduced passenger capacity FerryScotland’s First Minister Nicola Sturgeon announced on 18 June that the country was moving carefully to Phase 2 on the Route Map out of COVID-19. In response to this news, Paul Wheelhouse, Minister for Energy, Connectivity...
18	Kokudo Kyushi Ferry introduces new SUZUKAZE FerryToday, 1 February, Kinetsu Group subsidiary Kokudo Kyushi Ferry introduced its new 1,148grt ferry SUZUKAZE on the 17-nautical-mile route between Saganoseki and Misaki, the shortest route between Kyushu and Shikoku and part...
19	The Scottish government injects a further GBP 72 million to complete CalMac’s two much delayed ro-paxes at Ferguson Marine FerryPort Glasgow-based Ferguson Marine will receive another GBP 72 million cash injection to complete the much-delayed GLEN SANNOX and the still unmanned Hull 802 for Caledonian MacBrayne’s (CalMac) lifeline Western Isles serv...
20	New York City’s first zero emissions passenger ferry to enter service in 2024 High-speedNew York Cruise Lines has partnered with Stockholm-based Green City Ferries AB to build New York City’s first zero emissions passenger ferry, which is due in service in 2024