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Heres why luxury journeys by water have never been better, from a cruising convert.

Hurtigruten Group has received an industry-leading ESG Risk Rating following an assessment by Morningstar Sustainalytics.

Hurtigruten Norway intends to launch its first zero-emission cruise ship in 2030, eventually converting the entire fleet to run without emissions.

French cruise operator Ponant has unveiled plans for a new carbon-neutral sail cruise ship that employs state-of-the-art techs.

For the uninitiated, or at least for those of us who don't usually take cruises, the name Hurtigruten may not mean all that much. But should the com...

Hurtigruten Norway has released its concept of the eco-friendly cruise ship of tomorrow called Sea Zero that uses a raft of new technologies, including battery-powered propulsion and artificial intelligence, for zero-emission marine travel.

The Norwegian government is using green initiatives to combat effects of climate change and pave the way for the future.

The firm has developed the design with 11 other maritime partners and research institute SINTEF in the Sea Zero project.

The company plans to introduce the ship in 2030, equipped with retractable sails, 60 megawatt-hours batteries and solar panels.

By travelling on modern day cruise ships, we inevitably leave our (carbon) footprint behind, in an ironic twist of fate destroying the very nature we have come so far to admire. That could soon change, at least along the magnificent fjord