Fincantieri Floats Second LNG-Fueled Cruise Ship for Germany’s TUI Cruises

Fincantieri Floats Second LNG-Fueled Cruise Ship for Germany’s TUI Cruises

Italian shipbuilder Fincantieri continues to show the strength of its cruise ship orderbook as the company’s Monfalcone shipyard today floated the sec...

Italian Pride: Fincantieri Launches Another Eco-Giant of the Seas! The LNG-Powered Mein Schiff Flow is a Triumph of Technology (and Orders). - Economic Scenarios

Italian shipbuilder Fincantieri continues to demonstrate the strength of its cruise order book, as the Monfalcone shipyard today delivered its second LNG-powered cruise ship, Mein Schiff Flow , for German cruise line TUI Cruises . The vessel follows the delivery of its sister ship Mein Ship Relax in February, and the recent order for two new ships from TUI Group member Marella Cruises. The relationship with TUI Group was established in 2018 with…

Fincantieri Launches Second Next-Generation Dual-Fuel Cruise Ship

Fincantieri described this project as a first-of-its-kind design focused on both modern passenger experience and environmental sustainability.

Fincantieri launches TUI's Mein Schiff Flow at Monfalcone, Italy

On May 30, 2025, Fincantieri launched Mein Schiff Flow, the second vessel in TUI Cruises’ InTUItion-class, at its Monfalcone shipyard in Italy...

Fincantieri launches Mein Schiff Flow at Monfalcone shipyard

The upcoming InTUItion-class ship for TUI Cruises is scheduled to enter service in mid-2026. Fincantieri has launched TUI Cruises’ second InTUItion-class ship, Mein Schiff Flow, at its Monfalcone shipyard in Italy. The launching ceremony was attended by Daniele Fanara, senior vice president of new building and after sales of the Fincantieri Merchant Ships Division; Cristiano Bazzara, director of the Monfalcone shipyard; and Wybcke Meier, CEO of …

TUI Cruises' New Mein Schiff Flow Reaches Construction Milestone

Mein Schiff Flow, the second ship in TUI Cruises’ InTUItion-class, celebrated a milestone with the May 30, 2025 float-out from her construction bay at an Italian shipyard. The 4,000-guest ship is being built at Fincantieri’s Monfalcone location, where a launching ceremony was held to mark the first time the ship’s hull touched water. The float-out ceremony, a maritime tradition, drew executives from the cruise line and the shipyard. Among those …