Orient Line News Today

A look at the cruise ships that have been scrapped or laid up in recent years.

A look at the cruise ships that have been scrapped or laid up in recent years.

The hunt is on for an epic mural depicting ‘Country Life in Britain’ – but chances are it’s a wild goose chase, writes Peyton Skipwith

Jacob Rothschild’s Waddesdon Manor wants to track down the massive mural created for the 1951 Festival of Britain

The Rothschild Foundation has acquired both The Englishman’s Home by John Piper (1951) and The English Pub by Edward Bawden (1949 -1951) and plan

A Panamanian-flagged bulk carrier has been detained and is temporarily prohibited from entering Australian ports after it…

The Australian Maritime Safety Authority (AMSA) has banned the Panamanian-flagged bulk carrier Costanza from Australian ports for three months for underpaying crew wages. AMSA boarded the Constanza earlier this month...

IN 1864, on the site of a former Govan farm called Fairfield, a shipyard was established that would eventually dominate the industry in , employing…

With 62 cruise ships planned to visit Portland Port this year it is timely to look back over 60 years to an aerial view of S.S. Himalaya

A rendering of Swan Hellenics upcoming expedition ship, the Minerva. The relaunched U.K.-based Swan Hellenic cruise line is taking aim at the U.S., the worlds largest cruise market, and enlisting some familiar industry names to hit its target. Tom Russell, former managing director of North America for Silversea and past COO of Global Voyages Group, is general manager for North America, while Mitchell Schlesinger, who held sales positions with Norwegian Cruise Line, Orient Line and Voyages to An...