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The PV300VD project’s four-deck cruise ship, Peter the Great, has set sail for completion and trials, with delivery to the customer, Moscow River Shipping Company, scheduled for spring 2024, according to Anatoly Mishanov, the head of the Southern Shipbuilding […]
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The unveiling of renderings for the world’s largest cruise liner, the Icon Of The Seas, owned by Royal Caribbean, has ignited a storm of comments across social media platforms. However, not all of the reactions have been positive. The
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Leading boutique cruise operator, Ambassador Cruise, is charting new channels of refinement on unsung Lan Ha Bay with the launch of its Ambassador Signature overnight sailing. The limestone karst-studded seascapes in the northern reaches of the Gulf of Tonkin
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Georgians pelted buses carrying Russian tourists with eggs in the port of Batumi. Police at the Batumi port, where the cruise liner Astoria Grande arrived on Monday morning, continue to detain opposition-minded citizens who threw eggs and plastic bottles
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Amsterdam City Council bans large cruise ships from entering the city center. This measure aims to combat excessive tourist influx (20 million visitors annually) and reduce environmental pollution (one cruise ship emits as much nitrogen oxide as 30,000 trucks).
TUI River Cruises has unveiled an exciting new offering—a River Nile cruise scheduled to debut in Winter 2024, complete with exclusive TUI charter flights connecting London Gatwick and Manchester Airports to Luxor. This expansion brings the addition of a
Arctic Umiaq Line and Hurtigruten Norway proudly announce their new partnership aimed at fostering growth and opportunities in Greenland’s tourism industry. With a strong emphasis on sustainability, both companies are collaborating to enhance Arctic Umiaq Line’s distinctive offerings for
In 2024, Vodohod is preparing over 1600 cruise itineraries based on the “all-inclusive” system. New cruises and tours will gradually be added to the schedule for 2024. Currently, the “Early Booking” promotion offers the first 250 cruises on 11
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St. Petersburg is the capital of water tourism, offering numerous river and canal cruises. These include the main and minor branches of the Neva River, the northern islands of the Neva Delta leading to the Gulf of Finland, as
The Russian cruise liner Knyaz Vladimir arrived in the port of Sukhumi on Friday morning in a test mode, said Daur Ardzinba, the CEO of Abkhazian Shipping Company, to journalists. According to him, there were 150 people on board
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Boosting Russia’s Maritime Infrastructure and Expanding Tourist Opportunities
If you have dreams of traveling with pets on a traditional cruise with your furry companion, you’ll be disappointed. After thorough research for pet-friendly cruises, we have discovered that, except for assistance dogs, animals are generally prohibited on almost
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Fincantieri has signed a contract with Marc-Henry Cruise Holdings LTD, Joint Owner/Operator of Four Seasons Yachts, for the construction of the second ultra-luxury Four Seasons Yacht. This second vessel’s order is worth more than 400 million euros, and the
American Cruise Lines has announced the launch of its summer season, featuring exciting 8-Day Tennessee River Cruises between Nashville and Chattanooga in Tennessee. This new itinerary allows guests to explore delightful towns along the Tennessee Valley while tracing the
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Hurtigruten Norway unveiled plans for its first zero-emission ship. Initially announced in March 2022, under project name ‘Sea Zero,’ the first-of-its-kind initiative has revealed early concept plans for the world’s most energy-efficient cruise ship. Hurtigruten Norway presented the findings
