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Adventure Canada Sees Spike in Canadian Traveler Bookings

Adventure Canada has reported a sharp increase in interest and bookings from Canadian travelers, according to a recent company statement.

Adventure Canada Sees Spike in Canadian Traveler Bookings
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US Offshore Wind Shift May Cause 26GW Global Gap by 2035

The recent shift in the United States’ offshore wind policy could lead to a global shortfall of 26 gigawatts in offshore wind installations by 2035

US Offshore Wind Shift May Cause 26GW Global Gap by 2035
1 day ago

Silver Ray Calls at Fortaleza During Maiden S. America Cruise

The Brazilian port of Fortaleza welcomed the Silver Ray for a transit stop on March 9th as part of the ship’s inaugural South American itinerary.

Silver Ray Calls at Fortaleza During Maiden S. America Cruise
1 day ago

Rubén Rodríguez Named CEO of MSC Cruise Division in N. America

The Cruise Division of MSC Group has announced the appointment of Rubén Rodríguez as Chief Executive Officer for its North American operations.

Rubén Rodríguez Named CEO of MSC Cruise Division in N. America
1 day ago

Belfast, ME Votes to Ban Cruise Ships Over 50 Passengers

The city of Belfast, Maine, USA has voted unanimously to prohibit cruise ships carrying more than 50 passengers from docking at its port.

Belfast, ME Votes to Ban Cruise Ships Over 50 Passengers
1 day ago

Port of San Diego Wins Award for Urban Sustainability Effort

The Port of San Diego has received the Grow Urban Sustainability Award at the Downtown San Diego Partnership’s Create the Future Awards ceremony.

Port of San Diego Wins Award for Urban Sustainability Effort
1 day ago

Tour Boat Capsizes Near Colombia with 38 Tourists Aboard

An excursion boat carrying 38 tourists capsized off the coast of Colombia near the Barú Peninsula, according to German and Colombian media.

Tour Boat Capsizes Near Colombia with 38 Tourists Aboard
2 days ago

Curaçao Launches Study to Guide Sustainable Tourism Growth

Curaçao has joined forces with Sustainable Travel International and the George Washington University to evaluate the impacts of tourism.

Curaçao Launches Study to Guide Sustainable Tourism Growth
2 days ago

Sitka to Vote on Limiting Daily Cruise Visitor Numbers

Residents of Sitka, Alaska to vote on a proposed measure to limit the number of cruise ship passengers arriving in the community each day.

Sitka to Vote on Limiting Daily Cruise Visitor Numbers
7 days ago

EPA Rescinds Permit for New Jersey Offshore Wind Project

The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency has withdrawn a permit for New Jersey’s first offshore wind farm, potentially halting the project.

EPA Rescinds Permit for New Jersey Offshore Wind Project
18 Mar 2025

U.S. LNG Producers Seek Higher Prices Amid Rising Costs

Several U.S. LNG producers are looking to renegotiate higher prices with buyers due to increasing construction, labor, and borrowing costs.

U.S. LNG Producers Seek Higher Prices Amid Rising Costs
17 Mar 2025

Canada Identifies Offshore Wind Farm Sites in Nova Scotia

Canada has selected five key areas off Nova Scotia for the development of offshore wind farms, aiming to produce 5GW of electricity by 2030.

Canada Identifies Offshore Wind Farm Sites in Nova Scotia
14 Mar 2025

Sen. Sullivan Proposes Exempting Cruises from Canada Stop

Per the Anchorage Daily News, Alaska’s U.S. Senator has announced plans to seek the suspension of the law requiring cruise ships to stop in Canada

Sen. Sullivan Proposes Exempting Cruises from Canada Stop
13 Mar 2025

National Geographic Gemini Joins Lindblad for Galapagos Tours

The National Geographic Gemini has entered service for Lindblad-National Geographic Expeditions, offering expeditions in the Galapagos Islands.

National Geographic Gemini Joins Lindblad for Galapagos Tours
12 Mar 2025

Daredevil Paramotor Pilots Fly Over Icon of the Seas (Video)

A group of paramotoring pilots pulled off a stunt over Royal Caribbean’s Icon of the Seas as the world’s largest cruise ship set sail from Miami.

Daredevil Paramotor Pilots Fly Over Icon of the Seas (Video)