Cruises

Annual report affirms cruise industry leadership and progress in maritime environmental protection practices.

To further boost tourism and reinforce the positioning of the Hainan Free Trade Port, the Hainan government announced earlier this year the pilot plan for the “Hainan Island Cruise Itineraries for Chinese-funded ‘Flag of Convenience’ Ships” providing more options for cruise companies.

All CMV ships have returned or are in the process of returning to their disembarkation home ports in the UK and Germany.

Cruise tourism contributed $3.5bn to the Australian economy in 2018.

To safeguard the well-being of its guests and crew, Dream Cruises has also implemented various precautionary measures across its fleet.

Agreement to promote JALESH across all TAAI Chapters Pan India & JALESH to support TAAI & its members

As a tribute and celebration of the intrepid and courageous journeys of past female explorers and adventurers, CMV decided to recognise their truly remarkable achievements by naming its two new ships after them.

Designed to provide a more distinct focus for each respective brand under the NCLH banner, the new organisational realignment in APAC reflects enhancements at head office level in Miami, including the new appointment of Harry Sommer as President and Chief Executive Officer NCL. 

Dream Cruises has teamed up with Maurer Rides to develop the world's longest roller coaster on a cruise ship with the innovative, interactive “Space Cruiser” on the forthcoming Global Class vessel.

The details were revealed by Royal Caribbean President and CEO Michael Bayley at a global cruise industry conference event held in Shanghai. Slated for a highly anticipated debut In 2021, the world's largest cruise ship will introduce a new era of cruising as the first of the renowned Oasis Class to sail the Asia Pacific.