Ferry News - December 2008

Ferry Online Travel News

The Scottish Greens co-leader has become ‘ambivalent’ over the high-speed link between England and Scotland.

The global travel company is expecting travel to Europe and South America and river cruising to top next year’s trends.

Steiner Leisure announced the extension of its agreement with Seabourn through December 2014.

British Airways has ordered 11 new fuel-efficient aircraft for its regional arm, BA CityFlyer.

The eco-friendly travel specialist says that the coming year will see an increase in holidays closer to home.

French retailer Aelia has been awarded the contract to operate shops on board Dublin-based Irish Ferries ships.

Overseas holidays are likely to lose ground to good domestic alternatives, a new study indicates.

The new Baltic Queen was christened and launched last week at the STX shipyard in Rauma.

Eurostar passengers won’t see the operator’s full timetable in operation until after the winter.

A second cruise line will relocate from Liverpool due to an unresolved dispute over berthing facilities.