MSC Croisières commande 2 navires aux chantiers de Saint-Nazaire
L'armateur suisse MSC Croisières a annoncé mercredi la commande de deux nouveaux navires aux Chantiers de l'Atlantique à Saint-Nazaire, dans
www.pme.chHere are the latest general trends in cruise ships (navire de croisière) as of 2026:
- New ship orders and fleet expansion: Major cruise lines continue to order new, more efficient ships, with investments focused on energy efficiency, reduced emissions, and multi-fuel capabilities. These orders often target larger capacity and longer itineraries, including world cruises.[2][6]
- Initiatives toward sustainable cruising: Industry momentum toward lower emissions includes ships designed for LNG or other alternative fuels, battery integration, and shore power capabilities, aiming to meet stricter environmental standards and attract eco-conscious travelers.[4][2]
- Renovations of iconic vessels: Several established ships are undergoing extensive refits to modernize interiors, expand onboard amenities, and refresh propulsion or fuel systems to improve efficiency and guest experience.[1]
- Market diversification and luxury offerings: There’s growth in ultra-luxury experiences (e.g., new ultra-luxury yachts) and specialized itineraries, including around-the-world voyages and longer-term charters, appealing to high-spend segments.[4]
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