Work Begins With Steel Cutting For “Norwegian Encore” At Meyer Werft
Work on building another ship begins. The name of the new ship which will be completed in 2019 was announced during the steel cutting ceremony at the MEYER WERFT Laser Center.
Watch: Float Out Mega Block Of World’s First Fully LNG-Powered Cruise Ship
Float out of the first mega block of AIDAnova on 11.12.2017 at the shipyard MEYER WERFT in Papenburg (Germany). AIDAnova becomes the first ship of the so-called Helios class that MEYER WERFT builds.
Carnival Corporation To Hold A Virtual Keel Laying Ceremony For Next Gen LNG Cruise Ships
The ceremony will take place on Wednesday 6 September 2017 from 12:15-12:45hrs at Hamburg Messe und Congress as part of the Seatrade Europe Cruise & River Cruise Convention.
Royal Caribbean Marks First Construction Milestone Of New Quantum Ultra Ship
At the Meyer Werft shipyard in Papenburg, Germany, Royal Caribbean International marked the official start of construction by cutting the first piece of steel for its new Quantum Ultra ship.
Disney Cruise Line Surprises D23 Fans With Announcement Of Seventh Ship
Chairman of Walt Disney Parks and Resorts, announced plans today at the D23 Expo in Calif., to add a seventh ship to Disney Cruise Line’s fleet,
What Does The Future Hold For Cruise Ships And Shipbuilders?
With cruise ship orders increasing and the current orderbook value standing at US $47.6billion, the cruise shipbuilding sector still continues to be dominate.
Meyer Werft Cutting Steel For Norwegian Bliss
The steel cutting of the vessel with yard number S.707 at MEYER WERFT in Papenburg marks the start of the construction of a further cruise ship for Norwegian Cruise Line.
First Ship For The Chinese Market Handed Over To Dream Cruises
On 12th October in Bremerhaven, MEYER WERFT handed over the new cruise ship Genting Dream (151,300 GT) to the Asian cruise operator company Dream Cruises.
Watch: River Conveyance Of Genting Dream
Watch the River Conveyance of the latest ship from Dream Cruises – Genting Dream from Meyer Wreft Shipyard.