Cruise News

The American Shipbuilding Company of Tampa, Florida, has announced that it has entered into a contract with Knud E. Hansen

The United States cruise market consists of nearly 30 million passengers, including about six million repeat cruisers, according to CLIA’s

The small cruise ship fleet is rapidly expanding and developing into a diverse and significant sector within the cruise industry.

As the date to relinquish control of the Panama Canal approaches, authorities in the United States, Panama and Japan –

Society Expeditions plans to build two new ships, scheduled to be in operation by 1988, according to the line. The

Provocative advertisements luring young and active travelers “who are Club Mad” to try “untraditional” cruises were released last week by

Cunard has reached a long-term charter agreement to market and operate Sea Goddess I and Sea Goddess II. The Cunard

The Senate Commerce Committee has approved legislation that will allow up to five foreign vessels to be reflagged, ending a

With 1985 bookings up 50 percent from 1984, and 1986 bookings expected to be even better, Pearl Cruises of Scandnavia

Exploration Cruise Line christened its 250-passenger Explorer Starship – the largest ship in its fleet – and with her, will

The S/S Monterey – a 30-year-old American passenger liner that has been docked in San Francisco for the past eight

Market Scope, the Miami-based research firm, has claimed that a recent survey by Louis Harris and Associates has overstated the

Sundance Cruises, Eastern Cruise Lines and Western Cruise Lines will operate their three ships – Stardancer, Emerald Seas and Azure

Sitmar Cruises confirmed that it will build two 62,500-ton, 1,400 passenger ships, doubling its capacity. The ships will be built

Ivaran Shipping Lines – the Norwegian-based company that operates passenger/cargo vessels – has announced that it is expanding its cruise