On March 20, 2014, MSC and STX France signed in Paris a letter of intent for building 2 new mega-liners with scheduled deliveries in 2017 (Meraviglia) and 2019 (Bellissima), each with GT 167,600 tons (slightly smaller than Quantum-class / 167,800 GT), but with bigger passenger capacity - 4500 (vs 4180). The cruiseship orders with deliveries planned in 2023-2028 were 72 (vessels) amounting to ~USD 46 billion. The fastest-growing market is luxury cruising, with the largest companies being Viking Ocean, Viking Expeditions, Silversea, MSC Expeditions (separate fleet), Ponant, Hapag-Lloyd, RSSC-Regent.
In terms of source passengers, the largest markets are North America (50+%) and Europe (30+%). The industry's estimated revenue for 2018 was USD 40 billion, with projected growth to USD 59 billion (2027). The largest "small ship" cruise companies are Viking Ocean and Ponant. NEW companies and brands on the market are Resorts World Cruises (2022/Genting), Virgin Voyages (2017), Ritz-Carlton (2017), Norwegian Yacht Voyages (2017), Adora Cruises/CSSC Carnival China (2018), Alteza Cruises (2017), Anteros Cruises (2017), Zen Cruises (2018/Essel Group India), Abou Merhi Cruises Lebanon (2018), Well Star Travel Cruise China (2018), Blue World Voyages (2019), Mystic Cruises USA (2019), TUI River Cruises (2019), Cruise Retirement (2019), Style Cruise China (2019), Diamond Cruise China (2020), Ocean Residences (2020), Storylines Residences (2020), Arctic Cruise Line (2021), Saudi Cruise (2021), Selectum Blu Cruises (2021/ANEX Tours Turkey). Newest cruise vessels on order (2021-2028 deliveries) Most of the world's top cruise companies add to their fleets one newly build (or acquired) ship every 2 to 4 years on average. These are absolutely unique offers for one-time-only events, which just like our birthdays are moments cherished for a lifetime. Our list of newly built cruise ships with first sailings ("Inaugural Cruises", aka "Maiden Voyages") offers simply the most special travel deals ever. Here are listed also all the major cruise line ship orders for building new ships (with GT between ~2000 and ~230000 tons), with information on their design, building cost, passenger capacity, and builders (shipyards). Here you'll find them all - from small to really big to the ever largest cruise vessels from the fleets of RCG-Royal Caribbean, Carnival Corporation, NCLH-Norwegian and MSC. You can jump directly to the lists of new vessels on order / under construction (2019-2027), as well as new river ships (2015-2022) and new cruiseferries (2010-2024). Find here the answer to which is the newest cruise ships currently under construction or on order.
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