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NCL sizes up what passengers want

RETURN on experience and space per passenger will continue to govern Norwegian Cruise Line’s (NCL) newbuild strategy, rather than the size of other ships in the market, the company’s President David Herrera (pictured) said.

Gauguin’s top Darwin stop

PAUL Gauguin Cruises has celebrated a rare Australian docking of MS Paul Gauguin, with over 20 senior travel professionals enjoying a tour of the vessel in Darwin.

IMO net-zero mandate

CRUISE Lines International Association (CLIA) has urged the International Maritime Organization (IMO) to remain realistic in setting its industry-wide emission pricing structures for the entire maritime sector.

Celestyal UAE ties

CELESTYAL Cruises has signed a multi-year partnership with The Department of Culture and Tourism – Abu Dhabi to promote the city.

MSC conservation

MSC Cruises has cut the ribbon to officially open its new Marine Conservation Centre in the Bahamas.

Seabourn hits USA

LUXURY ship Seabourn Encore has docked for the first time in the continental United States, berthing in the Californian port of Long Beach.

Porthole 16 Apr 25

WHEN you have a litany of timeless classic tales in your trademark library, the question is which one do you choose?

On location on boardNorwegian Aqua 16 Apr 25

16 Apr 25

AUSTRALIA shines in Florida

NCL considers more islands

NORWEGIAN Cruise Line (NCL) may not be done developing its archipelago of private islands, President David Herrera has revealed, following the delivery of yesterday’s details about the makeover of Great Stirrup Cay (CW yesterday).