News and Articles about sustainability measures taken and environment-friendly approaches fostered by global cruise lines and port authorities.
MSC Group has introduced Sandy Cay, a new private island retreat beside Ocean Cay in The Bahamas. Opening in 2028, it will offer MSC Cruises and Explora Journeys guests an intimate and serene island experience.
Carnival Corporation has launched a multi-year partnership with Conservation International to restore Caribbean mangrove ecosystems, supporting coastal protection, biodiversity and local livelihoods through conservation, community engagement and sustainable business initiatives.
In a world-first for the expedition cruise industry, Aurora Expeditions has partnered with the Thermal Imaging of Polar Ice (TIPI) project to launch a groundbreaking citizen science initiative. Guests aboard the line’s three vessels will now use thermal technology to visualize and record data on polar ice melt, contributing to vital long-term climate research.
Expedition cruise operator Antarctica21 has renewed its partnership with HIF Global to power its Antarctic Zodiac landing excursions using synthetic e-Gasoline, marking a milestone in lower-emission polar tourism operations and sustainable exploration.
Norwegian operator Havila Voyages has completed a pioneering climate-neutral sailing with its vessel Havila Polaris, powered by biogas and battery energy, marking a major milestone for sustainable maritime travel.
Balancing Growth and Environmental Responsibility in Gulf Cruise Development The Arabian Gulf cruise industry stands at a defining moment as
