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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NCLH Releases Its 2024 Sail and Sustain Report

1 day ago | cruiseindustrynews.com | Robyn Tamblyn

Norwegian Cruise Line Holdings (NCLH) today released its 2024 “Sail and Sustain” report. The annual report outlines the company’s efforts to continue driving a positive impact while advancing its “Charting the Course” strategic vision. The full 2024 report is available here. “The report reflects our ongoing commitment to responsible, long-term business practices,” said Harry Sommer, president and chief executive officer of NCLH.
Viken Group Appoints Anna Silvesjo as CEO

1 day ago | cruiseindustrynews.com | Robyn Tamblyn

Viken Group has announced changes in its leadership team. Anna Silvesjo, formerly partner and group chief financial officer, has been appointed as the new CEO. Viken said in a press release that Silvesjo brings a strategic vision for the company’s future to her new role, and that the leadership transition marks a significant step for the group as it continues to evolve as a pioneering force in the marine sector.
Cruise Scotland Responds to Scotland's Proposed Cruise Levy - Cruise Industry News

1 day ago | cruiseindustrynews.com | Robyn Tamblyn

Cruise Scotland issued its response to the Scottish Government’s cruise ship levy public consultation, which was launched in February to obtain views on allowing local authorities to introduce a fee charged to cruise ship passengers when they visit Scottish ports. The association remains opposed to the proposed levy but has called for constructive engagement with the government.
Havila Aiming for Growth in Next Contract

1 day ago | cruiseindustrynews.com | Robyn Tamblyn

Havila Voyages and HAV Group have formalized their collaboration and are aiming for growth in the next contract period on the Norwegian coastal route. The companies are aiming for lower emissions and higher energy efficiency for the next generation of coastal route ships, as well as further development of Havila’s fleet.
The Ritz-Carlton Yacht Collection Takes Delivery of Luminara

2 days ago | cruiseindustrynews.com | Robyn Tamblyn

The Luminara, the third ship from The Ritz-Carlton Yacht Collection, has officially joined the fleet. Company officials took delivery of the yacht at the Chantiers de l’Atlantique shipyard in Saint Nazaire, France, on June 3, 2025. The delivery was commemorated with a traditional handover ceremony featuring the changing of flags and a celebratory toast on the yacht’s open-air deck.
Steel Cutting Ceremony Held for Oceania Sonata

2 days ago | cruiseindustrynews.com | Robyn Tamblyn

Oceania Cruises announced that the ceremonial steel cutting of Oceania Sonata, the first ship in the brand’s Sonata Class, took place today. The celebration was held at the Fincantieri-Marghera shipyard in Venice, Italy. Oceania said in a press release that the Oceania Sonata will debut in 2027, followed by the Oceania Arietta. According to the company, these new vessels will be the most spacious and amenity-rich in the fleet.
MAN Energy Solutions Becomes Everllence

2 days ago | cruiseindustrynews.com | Robyn Tamblyn

The former MAN Energy Solutions is now operating under the new name Everllence. The new brand identity, which applies worldwide, marks a milestone in the company’s strategic development. CEO Uwe Lauber today unveiled the new company nameplate at headquarters in Augsburg, Germany. Simultaneously, similar ceremonies were also held at the company’s other European locations in Oberhausen, Berlin, Zurich and Copenhagen.
Holland America Adds Third Ship in Northern Europe in 2027

3 days ago | cruiseindustrynews.com | Robyn Tamblyn

Holland America Line announced that it will expand its presence in Northern Europe with a third dedicated ship in 2027. In 2027, the Zuiderdam will join the Nieuw Statendam and Rotterdam in taking guests throughout Northern Europe, while the Oosterdam will continue as the cruise line’s primary ship to sail Mediterranean cruises. The Nieuw Statendam and Rotterdam will continue to homeport in Rotterdam, the Netherlands, while the Zuiderdam will cruise from Amsterdam.
Copenhagen Gears Up to Become Valuable Cruise Partner

3 days ago | cruiseindustrynews.com | Robyn Tamblyn

The Copenhagen Malmö Port (CMP) said in a press release that Luis de Carvalho, CMP’s cruise commercial director, was named the “Most Valuable Partner” by Cruise Denmark – Copenhagen and beyond. Cruise Denmark is a network of over 60 partners from the cruise tourism value chain, and its partners represent ports, destinations, airports, attractions, hotels and other providers in Denmark.
Silversea Completes Controtempo World Cruise 2025

3 days ago | cruiseindustrynews.com | Robyn Tamblyn

Silversea has completed its Controtempo World Cruise 2025. Sailing from Tokyo on January 13 and arriving in New York City on May 29, the sailing included destinations in Asia, Africa, Europe and North America. “As we conclude our 2025 World Cruise, we are grateful to our incredible guests and dedicated crew who made this journey truly remarkable,” said Bert Hernandez, president at Silversea. On January 13, a bon voyage luncheon at the Happo-en was held.