Ports

The Port Authority of the Balearic Islands (APB) has joined the ‘CRUISE 2030 CALL FOR ACTION’ initiative, led by Venice, to find a way for the cruise industry to be compatible with the demands of European ports. Last [Read more...]

The Port of Seattle is proposing to develop a new cruise terminal at Terminal 46 as part of a flexible marine transportation facility, which will continue to support cargo and other marine operations. Analysis of the cruise market [Read more...]

The first meeting of a working group, representing some of the main European Cruise ports, took place recently in Venice. Delegations from seven of the main cruise destinations in Europe - Amsterdam, Palma de Mallorca, Bergen, Cannes, Dubrovnik, [Read more...]

Carnival Corp and Royal Caribbean Cruises have signed an MOU with the government of Saint Lucia. The aim of the MoU is to form a joint venture to manage the island's existing cruise pier and terminal facilities at [Read more...]

The Alaska Railroad (ARRC) is pursuing a public/private partnership to develop a rail/marine terminal in Seward. Last month, ARRC began advertising a Request for Qualification (RFQ), asking interested parties to put forward their concepts for replacing an ageing [Read more...]

Carnival Corp and two of its cruise line brands have signed an agreement with the The Bahamas Government to build two major port developments. Under the agreement, Carnival Corp will develop a new cruise port primarily for Carnival [Read more...]

On the back of a strategic partnership agreement signed in March, 2018 with the city of Sasebo and MLIT Japan, Carnival Corp is to construct and operate a new terminal, scheduled to open in summer 2020. Carnival said [Read more...]

One of Mexico’s most popular tourist destinations, Puerto Costa Maya, has upgraded its port to simultaneously accommodate four cruise vessels, including two Oasis-class cruise ships. As part of the project, Trelleborg’s marine and infrastructure operation supplied the port [Read more...]

MSC Cruises has released more details of its planned R200 mill dedicated Durban cruise terminal. The company uses Durban as a homeport each year during the winter season. Durban Cruise Terminal will replace the current N-shed passenger terminal, [Read more...]

Nassau Cruise Port Ltd (NCP) has signed a 25-year port operation and lease agreement with the Bahamanian Government. This agreement covers Prince George Wharf and the related areas at Nassau cruise port. NCP is a consortium comprising Global [Read more...]