The Port of New Orleans is closing in on a second multi-year commitment with a big cruise line, having just secured one with Carnival Cruise Lines for the next five years. The port is in the final stages of negotiating …
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Since the U.S. government has somewhat loosened restrictions on visits to Cuba by Americans, the island nation has been turning up on a lot of people’s bucket lists. Group IST has a new Havana-to-Cienfuegos tour that’s unique in that it’s …
A cosseted cruise round the Baltic’s formidable maritime powerhouses with an unexpected stowaway proves illuminating and exhilarating, finds Fiona Laing The Boudicca makes light work of crossing the Baltic. The deep grey churning sea with its white wavecrests and the …
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Travel Tours Group has launched an exclusive dedicated cruise lounge, Port-O-Call in Indiranagar on 100 Feet Road in Bengaluru, Karnataka. The cruise lounge caters to discerning travellers, to book all 50-plus cruise liners operating across the globe with over 425 …
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Australia is the fastest-growing cruise market in the world, according to a 2013 CLIA Australasia report, and U.S. cruise lines are responding by adding capacity both this year and next. The number of Australian cruise passengers shot up 20% in …
JUST CRUISIN’: Port Macquarie artist Chloe Dickey reveals the ship names in a sand mural at Sydney’s Bondi Beach. Cruise ships searching for new ‘wow’ factor Kiwis get their cruise on Explore the world’s largest cruise on Street View Explore …
MSC Cruises said that it has reached agreement with an Italian specialist to offer 24/7 multilingual pediatric telemedicine consultations, starting Sept. 1. The service will be provided by Giannina Gaslini Institute in Genoa, Italy. Telemedicine uses the ship’s satellite communications …
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Norwegian Cruise Line said it has ordered ships for delivery in 2018 and 2019 from Germany’s Meyer Werft shipyard that together will cost about 1.6 billion euros ($2.2 billion). The ships will be the third and fourth in the “Breakaway …
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Travel July 10, 2014 at 12:41 PM ET