Breaking Travel NewsChanges coming for Cunard Line's famed Queen Mary 2USA TodayThe line this week announced the nearly eight-year-old vessel will receive all new carpeting, curtains, bedcovers and linens in cabins, and a number of public areas from theship'sCanyon Ranch SpaClub to its Veuve Clicquot Champagne Bar also will be...Cunard announces Queen Mary 2 refitBreaking Travel Newsall 2 news articles »

Casinoshipcoming to LynnBoston HeraldLYNN, Mass.— While the state gambling commission wrestles with where to put casinos on land, a floating casino is expected to be sailing out of Lynn as early as May. Lynn native James Walsh says he is bringing the 225-foot Aquasino to the city to...and more »

Workers at the Newport News Shipbuilding will now have access to Hampton Roads Transit's wildly popular GoPass365 program, which allows them to board the agency's buses by showing an employee ID.

Makeovers coming for three Oceania CruisesshipsUSA TODAYOceania says every cabin on the 684-passenger vessels and select public rooms will be refurbished, in some cases in the same colors and style of the line's newer, 1,250-passenger sistershipsMarina and Riviera. RELATED: Oceaniashipto circle globe in ...

Breaking Travel NewsChanges coming for Cunard Line's famed Queen Mary 2USA TodayThe line this week announced the nearly eight-year-old vessel will receive all new carpeting, curtains, bedcovers and linens in cabins, and a number of public areas from theship'sCanyon Ranch SpaClub to its Veuve Clicquot Champagne Bar also will be...Cunard announces Queen Mary 2 refitBreaking Travel NewsCunard Offers Weddings at SeaCompareAwayall 3 news articles »

Orlando Attractions Magazine (blog)Dr. Seuss characters coming to CarnivalshipsUSA TODAYNEW YORK -- Royal Caribbean has Shrek. Norwegian has SpongeBob. And now Carnival has the Cat in the Hat. The world's largest cruise line today finally embraced the trend of big name characters onshipswith an announcement that it had partnered with ...Carnival Partners Dr. Seuss for FunShipsZacks.comDr. Seuss Sets Sail on CarnivalABC NewsOut of the Loop: Oneship, twoship, it's Seuss at Sea on Carnival Cruise LineOrlando Attractions Magazine (blog)Cruise Fever -PR Newswire (press release)all 27 news articles »

Moving more goods by water could reduce pressure on roads and cut emissions, yet Europe’s shipping industry is held back by labour shortages. Automated shipping – which would work in a similar way to self-driving cars – could help expand capacity but safety and regulatory hurdles remain.