Celestyal launches limited time ‘Flash Sale’ on select itineraries

Celestyal has launched a limited time ‘Flash Sale’, running until February 6, 2026, on select 2026 departures.

Posidonia 2026 set to break all records as duration of shipping gathering extends

The world’s most prestigious shipping exhibition is now also set to become the longest in duration shipping event, as Posidonia 2026 prepares to engage the global maritime community over a three-week period filled with conferences, networking, social and sporting events.

Xclusiv Shipbrokers Inc.: January has traditionally been the month that tests optimism

"January has traditionally been the month that tests optimism. Dry bulk, in particular, has a habit of starting the year with a few "hopeful" fixtures and then bleeding lower into late January as cargo programs thin out and positioning resets.

Ultramax & Handy Market: Riding the Waves Before They Break

By Iakovos (Jack) Archontakis

 Senior Maritime Strategy Consultant – Chartering Executive & TMC Shipping Commercial Director 

As at 30 January 2026

A Market Entering February with Quiet Strength

The Ultramax and Handy sectors close out January with a steadier footing than many anticipated, supported by resilient cargo flow, disciplined owner behaviour, and a seasonal slowdown far milder than the industry’s traditional winter pattern.

Celestyal introduces in-cabin tablets to enhance guest experience

Celestyal has completed the rollout of in-cabin guest experience tablets across all 630 cabins on Celestyal Journey, becoming the first cruise line to introduce SuitePad tablets across its stateroom accommodation.

The Year the Sea Started Watching Back

By Iakovos (Jack) Archontakis

Senior Maritime Strategy Consultant - Chartering Executive 

&

TMC Shipping  Commercial Director

How the oceans of 2026 became sentient, strategic, and far less forgiving

For generations, mariners repeated the same truth: the sea does not care. It moves with ancient indifference, swallowing ambition and certainty alike. But in 2026, that belief no longer holds. The sea is no longer passive. It observes, records, and reacts.