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1	Isle of Man Steam Packet Co pays Liverpool to stay High-speedMore than GBP 0.5m is being paid by the Isle of Man Steam Packet Company for essential work at Liverpool’s Princess Parade Landing Stage that will enable high-speed services to Douglas by catamaran MANANNAN to continu...
2	NCL flags local repair for NORWEGIAN STAR CruiseNorwegian Cruise Line has told passengers on the stricken NORWEGIAN STAR it expects to resume an already-truncated cruise from Sydney to New Zealand within 48 hours after the failure of both azipods on the 2001-built crui...
3	New ISO standard for the safe bunkering of LNG-fuelled ships Some ships in northern Europe have been using LNG as their fuel source for over a decade, with an extremely good safety record. But as the use of LNG-fuelled vessels spreads to other parts of the world and many more parties bec...
4	Viking Line - Revised earnings forecast for the 2017 financial year FinanceCompetition in Viking Line's service area entails continued pressure on prices and volumes, which will have an adverse effect on net sales revenue per passenger.
5	Liverpool Cruise Terminal plans to be considered in January PortLiverpool Council’s Planning Committee will meet in January to consider an application for a new GBP 50m cruise terminal on the banks of the River Mersey close to the city’s historic Pier Head. This will see the Isle of Man...
6	ECSA appoints new Secretary General PressreleaseECSA, European Community Shipowners’ Associations, has appointed Martin Dorsman as its new Secretary General in Brussels.
7	P&O Zeebrugge freight figures best for 50 years PortDuring 2016 P&O Ferries handled more freight units at its principal continental hub in Zeebrugge than in any year since operations from the Belgian port began in 1966 with a total of 420,000 units surpassing the previou...
8	Half year financial results for Rederiaktiebolaget Eckerö FinanceRederiaktiebolaget Eckerö has released it financial figures for the first half of 2018, showing strong growth in both passengers and freight units, but the weak krona affected the bunker costs negatively.
9	Silversea Cruises officially becomes a member of the Royal Caribbean Cruises family CruiseRoyal Caribbean Cruises (RCL) has completed the acquisition of a 66.7% equity stake in ultra-luxury and expedition cruise operator Silversea Cruises after having received the green light from regulators.
10	San Francisco Bay’s first fuel cell ferry project gets major boost FerryThe project to build the first fuel cell ferry to operate on San Francisco Bay has taken a major step forward, with developer and project leader Golden Gate Zero Emission Marine (GGZEM) securing funding to boost its plans ...
11	Dream Cruises restarts with ‘cruise bubble’ from Taiwan CruiseOn 26 July Dream Cruises resumed operations with EXPLORER DREAM offering two- and three-night ‘Taiwain island hopping cruises’ with itineraries aimed at the Taiwanese market, calling at the islands of Peng Hu, Matsu Islan...
12	Coin ceremony held for COSTA TOSCANA following successful sea trials CruiseCosta Cruises’ second LNG-powered cruise ship, the 183,731gt COSTA TOSCANA, successfully passed its sea trails and a coin ceremony was held two weeks later at the Meyer Turku shipyard.
13	First of three new Ollis-class Staten Island passenger ferries – SSG MICHAEL H. OLLIS – commissioned in New York FerryThe first of three new 4,500 passenger capacity Ollis-class ferries for New York City’s Staten Island ferry service – SSG MICHAEL H. OLLIS – was commissioned in New York City on 4 October.
14	Port Authority of Las Palmas pulls the plug on its plans for a new, dedicated ro-ro terminal for services to Africa, goes ahead with new cruise terminal PortPlans to build a new, dedicated ro-ro terminal in the port of Las Palmas, Grand Canarias, for services to Africa have been shelved, due to the on-going war in the Ukraine, announced the president of the Port Authority of La...
15	T. Mariotti wins contract to build a 100-passenger capacity ultra-luxury cruise vessel for Neptune Co CruiseFollowing hot on the heels of AccorHotel’s Orient Express’ order for two 22,300 gt 108-passenger capacity sail propulsion ultra-luxury cruise vessels at France’s Chantiers de l’Atlantique, the latest ultra-luxury yacht-ty...
16	Start of a new weekly ferry service between St. Lucia and St. Vincent and the Grenadines from mid-January FerrySt. Lucia-based tourism company Caribbean Travel Movement (CTM) is to start a weekly passenger/vehicle ferry service between St. Lucia and St. Vincent and the Grenadines (SVG) in mid-January. The new service will be operat...
17	Bluebridge Cook Strait Ferries new ro-pax CONNEMARA starts her long delivery voyage to New Zealand FerryThe latest ro-pax ferry to join the fleet of Strait NZ’s subsidiary Bluebridge Cook Strait Ferries CONNEMARA has completed her refit and re-branding in her new operator’s colours and sailed from Damen Shiprepair’s Dunkirk ...
18	Keel laid for second Virgin Voyages newbuilding while name of first vessel revealed CruiseThe keel was laid for the second of Virgin Voyages three 110,000gt cruise vessels building at the Sestri Ponente shipyard of Italy’s Fincantieri on 20 July. At the same time the name was revealed for the lead ship – SCARL...
19	Port of Tallinn goes to the stock exchange FinancePort of Tallinn, formally named AS Tallinna Sadam, has announced plans to list about one third of the company to the Tallinn stock exchange. The present sole owner, the Estonian state, plans to sell up to 11.3 million of...
20	CLIA releases the 2018 Cruise Industry Outlook and Cruise Travel Trends CruiseCruise Lines International Association (CLIA) has released their latest 2018 State of the Cruise Industry Outlook together with a forecast of the top nine cruise travel trends for the coming year.