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Port of Rijeka gains new direct Far East service

General
The Phoenix service introduces a new direct, continuous maritime mainline connection between the Adriatic, Eastern Mediterranean and key ports in the Far East.

Lloyd’s Register grants first class approval for 100% hydrogen marine engine

General
The approval has been awarded to the hydrogen engine developed by BeHydro

Star Cruises first cruise line resumes sailing in Malaysia

Passenger Fleet
Star Cruises “Langkawi Escape” and ”Straits of Malacca” Cruises from Penang began 13 May 2021 for the Hari Raya Aidilfitri Holidays

Port of Los Angeles expects more than two dozen cruise ship calls through early February

Ports
Cruise operations have been suspended since March due to the pandemic, and no date has been set yet for U.S. passenger sailings.

Baleària Caribbean resumes passenger sailing’s between Port Everglades and the Bahamas

Passenger Fleet
To increase safety and put their customers at ease, the ferry company has reduced its sailing capacity to ensure social distancing.

Port of Tallinn opened the refurbished part of Terminal D

Ports
On Tuesday, the Port of Tallinn presented the refurbished part of its Terminal D to travellers. The first to have discovered the new terminal...

Fast Ferry Collides with “Whale,” Injuring 80 Passengers

Maritime Accidents
On Saturday, 13 people were seriously injured when a high-speed hydrofoil ferry struck a submerged object off the coast of Sado Island, Japan

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