UK Secures Record Offshore Wind Capacity in AR7 Auction
The UK has delivered an unprecedented boost to its offshore wind industry following the outcome of its latest renewable energy auction.
The UK has delivered an unprecedented boost to its offshore wind industry following the outcome of its latest renewable energy auction.
Former member of the UK parliament, Virginia Crosbie has been appointed managing director of the Nuclear Energy Maritime Organization (NEMO).
One seafarer was killed and another injured after Russian drone strikes hit civilian vessels operating in Ukraine’s Odesa region on Friday.
Today marks 14 years since Costa Concordia ran aground and partially capsized off the coast of Giglio Island, resulting in the loss of 32 lives.
MSC Poesia will conclude passenger service sooner than originally scheduled, with its current cruise set to end in Southampton on February 13th.
Italy’s countdown to the 2026 Winter Olympics saw a memorable scene last week as the Olympic flame passed through Savona alongside a cruise ship.
Holland America reports a significant increase in interest for its European cruises with bookings for the 2026 season rising by more than a third
Two inland motor vessels were involved in a collision on the Noord River near Alblasserdam in the Netherlands on the evening of January 5th
Viking unveils “The Viking Savings Event,” introducing offers for travelers in North America across its portfolio of destination-focused cruises.
Bremerhaven Cruise Port, operated by Global Ports Holding, closed its 2025 cruise season with solid results, pointing toward a positive 2026.
P&O's cruise ship, Britannia will include an extra port of call on its Western Mediterranean voyage departing Southampton on July 30th, 2027.
What began as a routine clearance at a cruise terminal led to an arrest when police detained a man about to start his first cruise ship contract.
A 56-year-old woman from Peru was evacuated from the MSC Orchestra on Wednesday morning after experiencing a stroke while the vessel was underway
Latvian authorities boarded a ship on January 4 as part of an investigation into damage to an undersea cable in the Baltic Sea that was discovered
A large cargo vessel named the Scot Pioneer was left stranded for several hours on New Year’s Eve after running aground near the Devon coast.