International Cruise & Ferry Review

International Cruise & Ferry Review magazine began its journey in the early 1990s and has since established itself as a dependable source for updates on the passenger shipping sector. In 2011, Tudor Rose took ownership of the magazine and made significant investments that enhanced its already solid reputation, turning it into a key resource for leaders in the cruise and ferry markets.

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Baleària to create Spain-Morocco green corridor with two electric fast ferries

3 days ago | cruiseandferry.net | Alex Smith

Spanish ferry operator Baleària is leading a public-private project to create the first green corridor between Spain and Morocco, which will be operated by two electric, zero-emission fast ferries. The two sister ships will sail between Tangier in Morocco and Tarifa in Spain from 2027. Baleària has been operating the route with two conventional fast ferries since May 2025 after winning the tender of the Bay of Algeciras Port Authority to manage it for the next 15 years.
International Day of the Seafarer 2025 focuses on need to eliminate harassment

3 days ago | cruiseandferry.net | Alex Smith

The global maritime industry is celebrating the Day of the Seafarer on 25 June, the day designated by the United Nations to recognise the role seafarers play in global trade, security and the flow of essential goods.
Mindelo Cruise Port opened in Cape Verde

3 days ago | cruiseandferry.net | Alex Smith

An inauguration ceremony for the new cruise terminal on the island of São Vicente was led by the Prime Minister of Cape Verde Mindelo Cruise Port has officially opened in the city of Mindelo on the island of São Vicente, as an inauguration ceremony was held to mark the milestone in Capo Verdean cruising. Dr Ulisses Correia e Silva, the prime minister of Cape Verde, presided over ceremony. In attendance was Carmen Hagenaars, the ambassador of the Netherlands to Cape Verde and Myriam Ferran,...
Carnival Cruise Line selects DXC Technology to deliver IT services

5 days ago | cruiseandferry.net | Alex Smith

Carnival Cruise Line and DXC Technology have announced a multi-year agreement for the global technology services provider to manage the cruise line’s core IT infrastructure. DXC will manage infrastructure across all operational environments, including shipboard systems, shoreside offices and port facilities. Tools and services provided will be tailored to support both Carnival’s workforce and the guest experience it provides.
ABB and StarDream Cruises sign new service agreement

1 week ago | cruiseandferry.net | Alex Smith

ABB and StarDream Cruises have signed a new five-year service agreement covering two of the cruise line’s ships, Star Navigator and Genting Dream. The agreement includes maintenance and lifecycle support for the cruise ships. During this period, Star Navigator will undergo two drydocking projects, while Genting Dream will undergo one. Both vessels will receive anytime technical support from ABB.
CFI Design Legend: Greg Walton

1 week ago | cruiseandferry.net | Rebecca Gibson

Fascinated by how buildings are constructed like complex three-dimensional jigsaw puzzles, Greg Walton has wanted to be an architect for as long as he can remember. When he was six years old, he told his parents he wanted to be an architect and attend Georgia Institute of Technology (Georgia Tech) in the USA. Motivated by the sense of purpose this dream gave him, Walton achieved his goal in 1981 when he graduated from the university with a master’s degree in architecture.
AmaWaterways christens AmaMagdalena in Colombia

1 week ago | cruiseandferry.net | Alex Smith

AmaWaterways has christened AmaMagdalena in the city of Mompox, Colombia, as it began sailing as the first luxury river cruise ship to sail the Magdalena River. The ceremony was attended by local dignitaries including the Governor of the Bolivar Department and the Mayor of Mompox, along with national officials from the Colombian ministries of tourism, transport and defence.
MSC World Asia to debut in Mediterranean in December 2026

1 week ago | cruiseandferry.net | Laura Hyde

MSC Cruises’ third World-class ship, MSC Word Asia, will begin sailing its first itineraries in the Mediterranean from 11 December 2026. The ship, which is currently under construction at French shipbuilder Chantiers de l’Atlantique’s yard in France, will spend winter 2026/-2027 sailing seven-night itineraries to Barcelona, Spain; Marseille, France; Genoa, Civitavecchia for Rome and Messina in Italy; and Valletta, Malta.
Mumbai operator JalVimana orders 11 electric flying ferries

1 week ago | cruiseandferry.net | Alex Smith

Mumbai-based ferry operator JalVimana has purchased a fleet of 11 P-12 flying electric vessels from Swedish marine technology company Candela to help tackle congestion in the Indian city. The sale represents the largest single electric vessel fleet in the world and was announced onboard one of Candela’s vessels in Stockholm during an official visit by Piyush Goyal, India’s minister of commerce.
MXP receives eu-LISA certification for System-to-System carrier interface

1 week ago | cruiseandferry.net | Alex Smith

MXP has received official certification from the European Union Agency for the Operational Management of Large-Scale IT Systems in the Area of Freedom, Security and Justice (eu-LISA) for its System-to-System carrier interface. The interface enables cruise lines to meet Entry Exit System and European Travel Information and Authorization requirements without additional certification steps.