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Recurring releases highlight ship deployments, destination programs, onboard upgrades, voyage itineraries, fleet investments, maritime training initiatives and brand-level developments across Alaska, Europe, the Caribbean, the Panama Canal and global cruise routes. Corporate updates also cover listing, governance and structural matters associated with Carnival plc securities.
Cunard's luxury new ship Queen Anne embarked on her maiden voyage to Lisbon, marking a new era in ocean travel. The ship's departure from Southampton was celebrated with a sail away party and guests are set to enjoy a gala evening and performances during the voyage. Queen Anne joins Cunard's fleet of iconic Queens, offering unforgettable experiences with fine dining, entertainment, and service excellence.
Princess Cruises plans to sail to a prime viewing spot for the 2026 total solar eclipse in Europe, offering passengers a unique experience. The Sky Princess will depart from Southampton on August 8, 2026, and bookings for the voyage open on May 23, 2024. The cruise will feature a 14-day Mediterranean itinerary with special events and activities centered around the total eclipse viewing in northern Spain. Passengers will have the opportunity to witness two minutes and 18 seconds of totality during the eclipse.
Cunard's luxury new ship, Queen Anne, arrived in Southampton, marking a new era for luxury ocean travel. The 249th ship under the Cunard flag, Queen Anne sailed into her home port from Italy, garnering significant attention. The ship's maiden voyage to Lisbon is highly anticipated, reflecting the cruise line's commitment to exceptional experiences.
Princess Cruises announced its 2026 World Cruise aboard Coral Princess, visiting 52 ports in 28 countries, the most ever reached on a Princess World Cruise. The voyage covers six continents, offers two roundtrip options, and sails over 35,000 nautical miles, catering to the growing interest in longer, more exotic voyages. The cruise includes new elements like inaugural calls to Boracay and first-time visits to Puerto Chiapas, Mexico, and Ponta Delgado, Azores Islands. Guests can enjoy more time in port with 'More Ashore Late-Night' stays and onboard cultural enrichments, destination-specific events, and guest lecturers, all for rates starting at $19,999 per guest.
Holland America Line has started a pilot test of renewable fuels on its flagship, Rotterdam, using 100% low carbon intensity biofuel while sailing within the Norwegian World Heritage Fjords. The biofuel, supplied by FincoEnergies, is estimated to reduce greenhouse gas emissions by 86% compared to marine gas oil. The company aims to demonstrate its commitment to reducing emissions and pursuing net zero emissions in the future.
Princess Cruises introduces new immersive experiences for their 2024 Alaska cruise season, including a Voyage to the Stars showcasing the Northern Lights, new onboard dining options, partnership with Pendleton, and exciting shore excursions. The 55th anniversary season offers 158 departures on 14 unique itineraries with 17 destinations, promising the biggest and best season yet.
Holland America Line introduces the Glacier Guarantee™, promising guests glacier viewings on every Alaska cruise and cruisetour until September 2025. The guarantee includes a Future Cruise Credit if guests do not see a glacier. With a focus on Alaska's majestic glaciers, Holland America Line offers unique experiences such as 'Glacier Day' and wildlife spotting opportunities. The company's initiative to offer the most extensive Alaska experience in the industry solidifies its position as a leader in Alaska cruising.
Princess Cruises has announced revised 2025 World Cruise itineraries due to uncertainties in the Red Sea and surrounding region. The World Cruises will no longer visit the Middle East or Asia but will offer new port stops in Africa and Europe. The Island Princess World Cruise will cover 36,700 nautical miles, visiting 46 destinations in 24 countries and six continents. The Crown Princess World Cruise will visit 42 destinations in 22 countries across five continents and will bypass the Red Sea and surrounding region. Both cruises aim to provide a destination-rich experience for guests.
Carnival has completed the fleetwide rollout of LR OneOcean's EnviroManager+ software, setting a new standard for maritime journey and environmental planning. The system aims to streamline passage planning and ensure compliance with various environmental regulations worldwide. The collaborative development involved senior maritime officials, shipboard crew members, industry experts, and technology innovators, resulting in an intuitive tool for ship crews to enhance environmental planning and monitoring during voyages. The software visualizes environmentally regulated zones globally, overlays Carnival -specific environmental policies, and provides real-time updates on regulations for efficient voyage planning and environmental operations. The application offers automatic route generation, validation of planned operations, and continuous compliance monitoring throughout each voyage.
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