February 10, 2014 By: Newswire Cruise Lines International Association (CLIA) is focusing on engaging with worldwide port communities by establishing a Global Ports Committee as well as new regional committees in the Americas, Australasia and Asia in addition to the …
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The cruise industry turned out in force for an evening of celebrations on Saturday as the winners of the annual Cruise Industry Awards were revealed – the event’s first time under the CLIA banner. The high profile gala is a …
Mediterranean cruises in the winter are cheaper than in summer, but the weather is not always predictable. That’s why we like this shoulder-season deal departing Nov. 1 round-trip from Rome, a time of year that is likely to be pleasant. …
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With a ceremonial ribbon-cutting, the 2014 Boston Globe Travel Show opened its doors to the public on the evening of Friday, Feb. 7. The ninth annual show will continue through this weekend at Boston’s Seaport World Trade Center. Attendees had …
February 7, 2014 By: Newswire Judy Perl has rebranded Judy Perl Cruises as Judy Perl Worldwide Travel, a Virtuoso travel agency. The new name acknowledges expanded client demand for both land and sea travel, and the company’s own expertise in …
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About 300 disgruntled cruise passengers refused to leave their ship at the end of a five-day trip yesterday, claiming the tour company was not offering adequate compensation for cancelling a visit to Vietnam’s Ha Long Bay. Some 40 to 50 …
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Passengers involved in a sit-in on a cruise ship were not “bullies”, a lawmaker who joined the protests said amid criticism that they caused unnecessary delays. “They are not bullies. They refused to leave because they had limited bargaining power,” …
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ATLANTA — A new strain of stomach bug was the virus responsible for almost 700 recent illnesses on a Caribbean cruise ship. The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention on Thursday said by the new Sydney strain of norovirus was …
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