Cruise Industry News

Cruise Industry News (CIN) provides comprehensive coverage of cruise lines, shipyards, and influential leaders in the industry. The publications are widely read by key figures at various cruise lines and on ships, as well as executives from shipyards, marine engineers, naval architects, and ship designers. These professionals are involved in areas such as new ship construction and renovations, machinery, marine equipment, outfitting, furnishings, service and maintenance, travel itineraries, ports of call, shore excursions, food and beverage services, galley and food service equipment, and other products and services related to marine, hospitality, and passenger experiences.

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IMRF: First-Ever Global Review of Maritime Search and Rescue Systems

6 days ago | cruiseindustrynews.com | Robyn Tamblyn

The International Maritime Rescue Federation (IMRF), in collaboration with Lloyd’s Register Foundation, launched the first global review of maritime search and rescue (SAR) systems. The initiative builds on previous IMRF and Lloyd’s Register Foundation collaborations, assessing the effectiveness of SAR capabilities worldwide and providing long-term, evidence-based recommendations to enhance their resilience and reach.
KR and HD Hyundai Samho Bring AI Into Ship Design

6 days ago | cruiseindustrynews.com | Robyn Tamblyn

Korean Register (KR) signed a memorandum of understanding with HD Hyundai Samho on June 11 to jointly develop artificial intelligence (AI)-based solutions for innovation in ship design and analysis. This partnership is part of a broader digital transformation strategy designed to enhance design productivity and strengthen the capabilities of ship design engineers in the rapidly evolving shipbuilding landscape.
AIDA Cruises Donates to the Nurse Club Foundation

6 days ago | cruiseindustrynews.com | Robyn Tamblyn

AIDA Cruises has given 5,000 euros to the Nurse Club Foundation, which focuses on creating unforgettable moments for people with special needs, such as families in palliative situations. The company said in a press release that many of the families have faced difficult times where life revolved around illness and worries. Various projects of the foundation offer them escape routes from everyday life. “At AIDA Cruises, we live diversity and inclusion.
HD Hyundai Develops Cruise Ship Fuel Cell Technology

1 week ago | cruiseindustrynews.com | Robyn Tamblyn

HD Hyundai has announced the development of fuel cell technology for cruise ships. HD Hyundai said in a press release that its affiliates (HD Korea Shipbuilding & Offshore Engineering; HD Europe Research & Development Center; and HD Hydrogen) signed a Joint Development Project agreement with DNV and TUI Cruise. The project aims to explore the application of Solid Oxide Fuel Cell (SOFC) systems on cruise vessels.
Riviera Offers Summer River Cruises for North American Travelers

1 week ago | cruiseindustrynews.com | Robyn Tamblyn

Riviera Travel has launched a series of exclusive summer offers for North American guests. The limited-time promotions include an airfare credit of up to $750 per person, savings of up to $4,000 on new bookings and special pricing on select sailings. “These new offers not only highlight the incredible breadth of our global product but reaffirm our commitment to North American travelers,” said Stuart Milan, president of North America for Riviera Travel.
Conosur Ports Corporation Plans for Cruise Advancement in Chile

1 week ago | cruiseindustrynews.com | Robyn Tamblyn

The Conosur Ports Corporation announced that a meeting was held to address issues affecting the cruise industry in Chile, as well as advances in the sector’s development. The corporation was represented by members of its new board of directors: its President, Juan Marcos Mancilla, Logistics Manager of Empresa Portuaria Valparaíso; his second Vice President, Roberto Gamboa, Director of Empresa Portuaria Arica; and its Executive Secretary, Eric Petri.
TUI Study Reveals Most Packed Home Items by Brits When Abroad

1 week ago | cruiseindustrynews.com | Robyn Tamblyn

New research conducted by TUI River Cruises revealed a list of home comforts that Brits want when they go on an abroad holiday or river cruise. The study showed that while 36 percent are keen to travel abroad every year, three-quarters are put off by not being surrounded by the comforts of home and familiarity, as 75 percent stated it was important to be surrounded by familiarity when abroad.
Oceania Introduces Nikkei Cuisine to Red Ginger's Menu - Cruise Industry News

1 week ago | cruiseindustrynews.com | Robyn Tamblyn

Oceania Cruises announced 12 new Nikkei dishes at its signature Pan-Asian restaurant, Red Ginger. This menu expansion brings a fusion of Peruvian flavors and refined Japanese culinary techniques and tastes. The company said in a press release that it is deepening its guests’ understanding of Nikkei food through the new menu rollout, an initiative supported by Chef Gustavo Sugay, who brings more than 20 years of experience preparing this cuisine.
Interzum Showcases Highlights From 2025 Trade Fair

1 week ago | cruiseindustrynews.com | Robyn Tamblyn

interzum, a furniture production and interior design trade fair, announced that its 2025 event saw approximately 60,000 trade visitors from 157 countries, as well as over 1,600 exhibitors representing 57 nations. The theme was “Rethinking Resources: Circular and Bio-based Solutions.
National Geographic-Lindblad Expeditions Unveils 2025 Visiting Scientists

1 week ago | cruiseindustrynews.com | Robyn Tamblyn

National Geographic-Lindblad Expeditions unveiled the researchers selected for the 2025 Arctic season’s Visiting Scientist Program. The program is an initiative bringing National Geographic Explorers and other scientists to hard-to-reach locations for scientific data collection while connecting with expedition travelers aboard.