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A cruise from the UK to Belgium, France and the Netherlands was unexpectedly disrupted on 9th April 2026 after an oil spill shut down one of Europe’s busiest shipping routes, forcing a ship to turn back shortly after departure.

Ambassador Cruise Line confirmed its vessel Ambition had to return to Antwerp after authorities suspended all traffic on the Scheldt Riv...


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MSC Group has unveiled plans to transform part of a long-unused resort in Grand Bahama into an exclusive beach destination for its cruise passengers, marking a significant expansion of its footprint in the Bahamas.

The company confirmed that its infrastructure division, CTL Maritime, has reached an agreement with the Bahamian government to acquire and redevelop a se...


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VidantaWorld Voyages has unveiled ELEGANT, a new ultra-luxury yacht that will begin Mediterranean sailings on 11th April 2026, with the brand positioning the vessel as a more spacious, slower-paced alternative to both traditional cruise ships and smaller luxury vessels.

The new ship will operate seven-night itineraries through 2nd October 2026 before returning for a...


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MSC Cruises has made unannounced changes to its onboard Baby Care service, replacing a previously free offering with a paid model, prompting confusion and frustration among some guests.

The cruise line has confirmed that the service has “been updated over time”, moving away from its earlier structure which included complimentary childcare sessions.

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A fully battery-electric cruise ship capable of carrying nearly 2,000 passengers could enter service within the next decade, according to a newly revealed concept from German shipbuilder Meyer Werft.

Unveiled during Seatrade Cruise Global in Miami, the proposed vessel, known as Project Vision, would measure approximately 902 feet in length and accommodate 1,856 ...


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