Royal Caribbean Group CEO Jason Liberty pushed back on investor concerns springing from some hotel operators reporting pricing sensitivity, especially among lower-income consumers.
World's largest cruise ship Icon of the Seas is now sailing at 'about 132% load factor, at very high guest satisfaction. We're just delighted,' Royal Caribbean International CEO Michael Bayley said Thursday.
The shore power plant in the Port of Stockholm became the first of its kind in Sweden to go into regular operation with the arrival of AIDAdiva yesterday.
Better than expected demand and strong onboard spending pushed Royal Caribbean Group's second quarter profit higher than forecast, and the company raised its full-year outlook and became the first cruise operator to reinstate a dividend.
In the new Silversea role of VP operations and brand optimization, Royal Caribbean Group veteran Michael McCarthy will now lead hotel operations at the luxury brand.
Landry & Kling Global Ship Solutions, experts in seagoing meetings and events, incentive travel, ship-based housing and support, disaster relief and charter/broker services, continues its work on all these fronts.
Silversea veteran Barbara Biffi, formerly VP brand, was promoted to SVP global sales, taking over from Massimo Brancaleoni, who's exiting to pursue other opportunities.
SunStone Maritime Group founder and CEO Niels-Erik Lund handed over the company's management authority and responsiblity to sons Carsten and Christian.
International and local speakers were revealed for the sold-out Cruise Lines International Association Australasia Cruise360 to be held at Sydney’s International Convention Centre on August 30.
Secret Atlas announced its micro cruise schedule to the polar regions for 2025, which includes even more departures to destinations like Greenland, Norway and Antarctica.
A water park, 11-deck spiraling dry slide, rock wall, ropes course and over-water swing ride are among the highlights of The Harbour, MSC World America's new outdoor family area.
Global Ports Holding subsidiary St. Lucia Cruise Port, the new operator of Port Castries' cruise facilities, settled cruise-related debt of more than $17m on behalf of the Saint Lucia Air & Sea Ports Authority (SLASPA).
The US Virgin Islands Port Authority received approval from the US Army Corps of Engineers to dredge Charlotte Amalie Harbor to handle larger cruise ships.
