For the first time in Southeast Asia, two Princess Cruises’ ships - Diamond Princess and Sapphire Princess – have docked in several ports in Southeast Asia on the same day.

Oceania Cruises, Norwegian Cruise Line's upper-premium subsidiary, ordered two Allura-Class ships from Fincantieri S.p.A. The ships will be delivered in 2022 and 2025.

Business and relationship development will hit high gear on the high seas tomorrow. A group of more than 250-including Platinum Members representing some of the top regional stakeholders along with their guests of business partners and family members-will set sail on a weeklong journey with over 20 high-level executives from FCCA Member Lines for the annual FCCA PAMAC Cruise Summit.

Burma Boating, a sailing firm owned by Myanmar tourism trailblazers Memories Group, has unveiled the latest acquisition to its fleet – the S55, a 16.7-meter solar-powered yacht, which will offer expeditions around the Mergui Archipelago from January 2019.

Oceania Cruises unveiled its exclusive Dom Perignon Experience at La Reserve. This first of its kind dining experience pairs six palate piquing courses with a different expression and vintage of Dom Perignon’s acclaimed vintages.

The shipping company Baleària Caribbean will be adding the fast ferry Jaume II to the route between Fort Lauderdale and Freeport, Grand Bahama to replace the Jaume I as of mid-January.

Hapag-Lloyd Cruises will exclusively use low-sulfur Marine Gas Oil (MGO) on all routes operated by HANSEATIC nature, HANSEATIC inspiration and BREMEN from July 2020.

Princess Cruises with partnership with Master of Wine and Master Sommelier Doug Frost enriches its wine menu onboard cruise ships.

Beyond Cruises announced a new unique cruise itinerary combining a Kenya Safari to the world famous Masai Mara National Reserve with a small ship cruise exploring the Seychelles (often called the Galapagos of the Indian Ocean).

With the maiden call of the world's first LNG cruise ship, the Carnival group takes over operations of the new cruise terminal in Santa Cruz de Tenerife. For the first time, a cruise ship powered by environmentally friendly liquefied natural gas will be fueled on the Canary Islands.