Cox Marine takes action to overcome supply chain delays
Cox Marine has brought the production of its new major component in-house due to supply chain delays caused by...
Covid-19
Lifting of restrictions causes boating boom for canals
The Canal & River Trust says it is seeing so many boats returning to the water as restrictions lift,...
Ban on international cruises to be lifted from 2 August
International cruises will be able to resume from England from 2 August. This follows the 16-month ban on international cruises...
IOW ferry cancellations due to covid staff shortages
Passengers are facing disruption due to staff shortages on one of the Isle of Wight ferries. Red Funnel said...
Cunard’s Queen Elizabeth cruises cancelled after crew test positive
The first five scheduled voyages on board the Queen Elizabeth cruise ship (pictured above in Sydney), after its pandemic...
MDL Marinas releases its own holiday ‘Green List’ for staycations
Holidays abroad may be a bit hit and miss at the moment, but MDL Marinas says that if you take...
Seawork delayed, but virtual event for October
Seawork has announced its next ‘in-person’ event will be June 21-23 2022. Organiser, Mercator, says the decision has been...
Vaccine policy reversal for Royal Caribbean cruises
Royal Caribbean has reversed its vaccine policy, making double vaccination optional for most of its cruises out of the...
Double VAT for extended cruises, warns Sir Robin Knox-Johnston
In a letter published in The Times, Sir Robin Knox-Johnston, patron of the Cruising Association (CA), has highlighted the...
Princess Cruises cancels multiple cruises
Princess Cruises says while it continues to work with various government and port authorities to finalise its return to...
Up the creek without a paddle
A kayaker believed to have travelled from England to Scotland was left up the creek without a paddle, having...
