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From the chalk streams of Wessex to the coasts of Cornwall, raw sewage spills have become a vexing issue for those who care about the quality of the country's waterways. [...]

When river cruise clients exhaust the well-known waterways of Europe, the Douro, Elbe and Moselle rivers often pop up as alternatives to sail. But what if your customers have already [...]

Sitting just to the north of Shanghai on China's east coast, Jiangsu province is celebrated for its ancient gardens, beautiful waterways and delicious cuisine. Known as one of the birthplaces [...]

When the captain says you're about to sail on his favorite river, you know you're in for a treat. That's just how my eight-day Avalon Waterways Active & Discovery cruise [...]

Avalon Waterways announced the return of No. 1 New York Times-bestselling author of the OUTLANDER series, Diana Gabaldon, to host a Storyteller Series river cruise along the Danube in 2024, [...]

Discover the Avalon Difference: where relaxed luxury meets unmatched river vistas. With modern ships averaging 150 guests, Avalon Choice personalized excursions, and destinations from Europe to the Amazon and Nile, [...]

Discover the Avalon Difference: where relaxed luxury meets unmatched river vistas. With modern ships averaging 150 guests, Avalon Choice personalized excursions, and destinations from Europe to the Amazon and Nile, [...]

The National Ocean Service (NOS), within the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA), is responsible for generating and managing a wide array of maritime mapping products and services that are [...]

Risk managers in the oil and gas industry must protect against the threats that vessels pose to their offshore assets located in marine environments, from hydrocarbon pipelines that traverse miles [...]

The Network of Entrepreneurs Selling Travel (NEST) welcomed 25 of its top producers on its recent Elite Retreat recognition trip. Sailing the Danube River from Budapest, Hungary, to Munich, onboard [...]

High Plains Journal is acquired by The Waterways [...]

European Waterways acquired the double-decker Enchante and Finesse hotel barges, which brings the number of vessels in its fleet to 17. The barges each accommodate eight passengers and five crew, [...]

Recycled elements make for durable designs 1 Hartmann & Forbes Awareness collection, part of its Woven-to-Size Papyrusweave line, is made from natural materials, including water hyacinth, an invasive species that [...]

The 34 km Dongwu--Baoxi line in the Ordos city region of Nei Mongol was opened on November 30. It connects with the Baotou--Lanzhou and Hohhot--Zhungger--Ordos lines to create a dedicated [...]

America is essentially in an infrastructure collapse that is having dire effects on manufacturing. Crumbling water systems that are unreliable can shut down production lines. Congested highways mean late deliveries, [...]

Riverboats may be much smaller than ocean cruise ships, but that doesn't stop them from offering abundant culinary choices. Naturally, all lines offer a main dining option, but many also [...]

Much more than its picture-perfect cityscape of canal houses and waterways, Amsterdam has emerged as one of the world s leading business and tech hubs. This year has already seen [...]

NORHARD WAS ESTABLISHED IN 2006 as Norwegian Hard Rock Drilling by Statkraft, Lyse, Skagerrak and Agder Energi, with financial support from The Norwegian Water Resources and Energy Directive (NVE). The [...]

As part of its effort to add acres of mixed-use development to its downtown, Greenwood is putting an unusual asset to use: a meandering minor waterway that in spots is [...]

Byline: Nicole Sheldon Boy Scouts of America, Seneca Waterways Council announces the promotion of Frank Capozzi Jr. to chief operating officer. He previously served as field director. He has been [...]

The US is collaborating with allies to establish a multinational effort aimed at protecting ships passing through the Red Sea. This initiative is in response to a surge in attacks by Houthi fighters, which has raised concerns about the safety of commercial trade in one of the world's most important waterways. The Houthis, backed by Iran and based in Yemen, have vowed to target Israel's assets until it ceases its campaign against Hamas. The US believes that an international solution is necessary to address this issue, while Iran's Defense Minister has criticized the plan. [Extracted from the article]

Byline: Michelle Russell Over 60 fashion brands have joined the newly-launched 2020 Circular Fashion Pledge, which aims to strengthen sustainable business practice through circularity initiatives this year. Launched just after [...]

Byline: Commentary Despite the City of Glen Cove awarding a contract to Hornblower Metro Ferry, there are still many unresolved questions. On January 30, the Federal Transit Administration announced the [...]

RISING WATER TO TAKE TOLL ON ROADS, STATE SAYS THE NEWS: Road damage from the overflowing Great Lakes and inland waterways may carry a whopping price tag for Michigan, with [...]