At the turn of the 20th century, European giants Cunard, Hamburg-Amerika Line, and White Star dominated the transatlantic market, but few know that plans for a major American competitor were in the works. Ever notice that at the turn of...
The U.S. Jones Act, formally known as the Merchant Marine Act of 1920, is a piece of legislation that has significant implications for various maritime industries, including the cruise industry. The Jones Act primarily governs the transportation of goods between...
With the increasing concerns and regulations around global emissions from vehicles of all types, cruise ships, and the larger maritime industry at large, has taken to scrubbers as a way to get old ships up to par. As the world...
