Saturday, 19th May 2012
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Costa, Titan-Micoperi outline four-stage, +$300m Concordia removal plan
Costa Crociere and Titan-Micoperi, the American-Italian jv appointed to remove Costa Concordia from its resting place off the island of Giglio, today announced a four-stage plan for the operation.
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Antarctica numbers plummet 22% as fewer big ships visitAntarctica’s passenger count fell 22% during the 2011/12 season, to 26,519, down from 33,824 in the 2010/11 season, mostly as a result of fewer ‘big ship’ operators finding it cost-effective to sail in the region since the ban on carrying or burning heavy fuel oil below 60 degrees south latitude...Read More... -
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Scenic orders a seventh ‘Space-Ship’ for European fleetScenic Cruises has announced it will build a seventh ‘Space-Ship’ for its European fleet.Read More... -
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Brussels moving towards compromise on sulphur limitsSo-called 'trialogue' talks in Brussels between representatives of the European Parliament, the European Council and the European Commission are understood to be moving towards a compromise on the incendiary issue of tough new sulphur limits on marine fuels.Read More... -
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Royal Caribbean pares 2013 Europe fleet to 9 ships from 12 this yearRoyal Caribbean International added Legend of the Seas and Vision of the Seas to complete its Europe 2013 deployment, totaling nine ships. That is scaled back from the record 12 RCI vessels in Europe during 2012.Read More...
Orderbook latest
Total ships:
18
Total berths:
56,405
Total Order Book Value:
$12,522,000,000.00
Average Price Per Berth:
$258,123
Headlines
- IAATO expands executive committee, reorganizes secretariat
- Canada/New England Symposium outlines speakers, themes
- Norwegian’s weekend Alaska sale has on-board, air credits
- Costa launches Asia’s first fashion cruise from Shanghai
- A Highland welcome for AIDAmar
- Speakers announced for Cruise Down Under 2012
- A&K/Akorn expands socially responsible tours program
- Dover welcomes two inaugural visitors
- Oosterdam’s December cruise cancelled for dry-docking in Australia
- SeaDream crafts Machu Picchu add-on to Amazon cruises
- Orion’s yield management success
- Gavin MacLeod meets Gavin MacLeod
- CLIA’s Duffy names AmaCerto at festivities in Germany
- Brilliance of the Seas to replace Jewel of the Seas in Tampa
- Costa and Titan-Micoperi to outline Concordia removal plan
- IMO safety committee to delve into Costa Concordia incident
- Mexico’s PriceTravel teams with Royal Caribbean for online bookings
- The World charts history-making voyage to North Korea
- Hurtigruten marks 120 years with savings, offers
- Oceania’s Riviera raises the bar with bevy of subtle details
- Legend of the Seas calls at Korean port of Yeosu for the first time
- New Orleans ushers in expanded Julia Street Cruise Terminal
- ISS expands Asia footprint with Global Marine Travel office in Singapore
- Australian-owned European river ships go all-inclusive
- ICCA launches new training modules
- Vicki Tomasino on secondment to Carnival in Australia
- Enchantment of the Seas to replace Monarch at Port Canaveral
- Seabourn expands loyalty club benefits
- Royal Caribbean rolls out Loyal to You Always agent program
- Survivor sues Princess for allegedly bypassing disabled boat
- Top officials break ground for Dominican Republic’s Amber Cove
