All at sea: STG93 is out now!
The new issue of Ship Technology Global magazine is out now! Mental health is a growing concern for those in the maritime sector.…
17 Feb 2025
How cruise operators are navigating new emission rules
In 2025 and 2026 respectively, the Mediterranean and Norwegian seas will be the latest bodies of water to become Emission Control Areas (ECAs). These regulations will require all ships to…
13 Feb 2025
Introducing the Ship Technology Excellence Awards 2025
The Ship Technology Excellence Awards celebrate the industry's greatest achievements and innovations. The programme provides a platform to recognise companies that are driving change. Our programme is designed to highlight…
29 Jan 2025
The most expensive maritime construction projects in 2024
In 2024, 128 major maritime construction projects broke ground in 2024, costing a combined total of roughly $52.63bn. Of these, the top ten most expensive maritime projects have a combined…
13 Jan 2025
Full steam ahead: Asia’s cruise market sets a new course
The increase in Asian cruise operations and the growth of the cruise market in Asia have been reshaping the region’s tourism sector since China reopened its borders in 2023. According…
06 Jan 2025
Clearing a safer path: AI-powered iceberg detection
As the cruise industry sails past pre-pandemic levels – reaching 31.7 million passengers in 2023, surpassing 2019 by 7% – the expedition cruise sector is full steam ahead. According to…
27 Nov 2024
Tip of the iceberg: STG92 is out now!
The new issue of Ship Technology Global magazine is out now! Although iceberg collisions aren’t common, those involving floating ice are more likely. In our cover story of this issue, we look at…