China congestion easing after projected cargo boom fails to materialise
China’s port congestion is easing as Shanghai’s post-lockdown cargo boom fails to materialise, and the ...
Recently, cruise ships have converged on the Caribbean island of St Vincent, but their passengers are not the customary pleasure-seekers – the vessels were dispatched for the evacuation of locals whose lives are threatened by the eruptions of the La Soufriere volcano.
This was not the restart the cruise lines anticipated, but they are hoping normal business will resume soon.
In the US, the industry has targeted 4 July, reported Maxine Krajniak (pictured below), vice-president cruise lines, marine & hospitality, at Crane ...
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