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AIDA Partners With Fraunhofer to Assess Carpet Recycling Impact
Fraunhofer UMSICHT will begin with AIDA’s existing carpet-recycling methods, using life-cycle assessments and material-flow analyses before studying other materials.
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Fraunhofer UMSICHT will begin with AIDA’s existing carpet-recycling methods, using life-cycle assessments and material-flow analyses before studying other materials.
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MSC Virtuosa is scheduled to make the season’s final call at Cobh Cruise Terminal on October 16, where the railway station sits directly opposite the berth.
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Wind Star became the first of three Wind-class vessels to complete upgrades under Windstar Cruises’ Setting Sails programme, with work on Wind Surf due in December 2026.
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AIDAperla will return May 2, 2027, on a 10-day Mediterranean Highlights roundtrip from Mallorca, while AIDAprima resumes service May 21, 2028.
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AIDAstella will depart Singapore on December 21, 2028, for a 14-day Thailand and Malaysia sailing, spending New Year's Eve off Phuket before returning to Singapore.
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The carpet is part of AIDA Evolution, a seven-ship Sphinx-class modernization scheduled through 2028; AIDAdiva work began in Marseille in February 2025.
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Carnival completed a Celebration Key pier extension in early May, allowing as many as four ships and more than 13,000 guests on a given day.
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AIDAsol was the first AIDA Cruises ship fitted with shore power, allowing its engines to be shut down while alongside at equipped ports.
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As climate rules tighten, cruise operators are courting start-ups and universities to find workable low-carbon and digital solutions, turning innovation into a new battleground.
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Cork’s packed cruise calendar shows how Ireland’s ports are competing for bigger itineraries, with Cork and Belfast teaming up to market the island and capture tourism spend.
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AIDA is turning its anniversary into a Hamburg-wide showcase that underscores how cruise brands rely on marquee homeports and travel sellers to defend share in a crowded market.
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Cruise lines are betting on refits, not new ships, to keep older vessels competitive as sustainability pressure grows. AIDA’s circular-economy approach signals a shift.