Revealed โ Ponant’s new ventures into luxury and sustainability
Ponant and Paspaley are planning a luxury offering in Kimberley and beyond
Ponant and Paspaley are planning a luxury offering in Kimberley and beyond
Cruise Lines International Association has released the findings of its 2022 Global Cruise Industry Environmental Technologies and Practices Report, keeping track of their progress towards their 2050 vision of net-zero carbon cruising across the world. President and CEO, CLIA, Kelly Craighead said: โInnovation and engineering are at the heart of the industryโs vision for net … Read more
Sustainable cruising operators around the world are now doing more than ever before to preserve the planet and ensure they tread lightly wherever they go.
Regent’s eco-tours highlight the plight of endangered species, such as one of the world’s slowest animals, the sloth.
Cruise ships with a science twist bring a fresh perspective to guest experiences.
The cruise industry is joining forces with aid and conservation agencies to support sustainability and humanitarian efforts in many of the amazing destinations their ships visit.
The protection of wildlife is front and centre as guests seek answers to how their holiday will affect the animals of our planet.
While some expedition ships have a glossy science lab with microscopes for passengers to play with, the setup on Ponantโs new icebreaker, Le Commandant Charcot, is different. It’s where science meets cruising.
From curbing emissions to reducing propeller noise, cruise lines are adding technologies to minimise their environmental impacts. Ships like the new Seabourn Venture will have a waste disposal system that can create a self-sustained heating without generating harmful emissions. Royal Caribbeanโs Symphony of the Seas has a zero-landship policy and even has its own incinerator … Read more