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Royal Caribbean has announced year-round cruises in Europe in 2028-29 with the Rhapsody of the Seas. The ship will offer summer cruises with overnight stays in Egypt as well as winter getaways to the Canary Islands. The cruise line said in a press release that the season will give guests more ways to explore the […]

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It’s not everyday that you see a small submarine being assisted by two tugs. The Sub is leaving Leith Harbour today, via a lock. All I know about the Sub is that it is Norwegian, Military and came from Bergen, Norway. Malcolm

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. Another of the few remaining classic passenger ships, Funchal, faces an uncertain future as she is auctioned following the insolvency of her owner. Built 65 years ago as a liner, she retains her classic silhouette and original name despite later conversion to cruising and several changes of ownership. A Greek shipowner was reportedly the […]

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Cunard’s Queen Anne will join the P&O Cruises fleet in 2029, while Arcadia will leave P&O Cruises after more than 20 years with the cruise line. The changes will see Queen Anne complete her final Cunard sailings before undergoing an extensive transformation and taking on a new name for P&O Cruises. Arcadia, meanwhile, will sail […]

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This is a story that is mainly of interest to local residents, such as myself: For more than 700 years, the Tilbury–Gravesend ferry has connected the people, economies and histories of Essex and Kent. Its closure in 2024 was not simply the loss of a transport service. It was the severing of one of Britain’s […]

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