A new cruise line has popped up in China. China’s largest shipping company, and 4th over all, China COSCO Shipping Group will be bankrolling this initiative. Called Southern Sea Cruises, it will sail the 896-pax Dream of the Southern Sea (origin unknown) on 4 night…
NCL’s first dedicated Chinese newbuild will sport the above hull art what do you think? The Miami based cruise line hired Chinese artist Tan Ping to design the artwork. The design includes a phoenix which you can just make out on…
Celebrity Cruises has today announced year-round Caribbean sailings onboard the Celebrity Equinox starting in summer of 2017. She was originally supposed to sail in the Mediterranean, however due to the weakening market there, they pulled her out. She’ll be based…
The QE2 was a one of a kind liner in her days. In this weeks documentary, Night and Day Productions explores the QE2 from a 1998 crossing. Enjoy! The captions are in French but the audio is English.
The sistership to the highly anticipated MSC Seaside will be called MSC Seaview, the line announced today. The 154,000gt ship will be able to carry 4,140pax at double occupancy. Both ships feature a rather unique design with her fore and…
It’s a pretty bad title, I know, but this series explores the MSC Lirica which is a fairly unknown vessel for the North American market. I’ll see if I can track down the other videos in the series.
This Travel Channel special from 2002 gives views the first every behind the scenes look at the exclusive The World. This is the condo ship that people pay at minimum $5 million to live on. Part 1 Part 2 Part…
Here’s a great documentary about the drydocking of Royal Caribbean’s former vessel Sovereign of the Seas. She’s currently sailing for Pullmantur as the Sovereign. Part 1 Part 2 Part 3 Part 4 Part 5
Here’s a documentary about Disney Magic’s recent drydocking in Spain.
In anticipation of home porting an Oasis-class ship in Miami, Royal Caribbean plans to build a new, state of the art terminal. It will be located on the opposite end of Dodge Island from where their current two terminals are.…