Grand Bahama Shipyard, which sees most of the cruise drydock business in North America, has announced a number of investments and changes to its executive team.

“We invested in our workshops by upgrading and purchasing machinery and tooling. Also expanded were our wet berth capabilities to relieve pressure off dry dock utilization and move vessels out of dry dock and into service faster,” said the yard in a statement. Both Carnival Corporation and Royal Caribbean Cruises are part of the yard’s ownership group.

This is an excerpt from Cruise Industry News as it appeared on August 24, 2016. For updates or to read the current version of this post in its entirety, please click here.

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