5 ways to… take a cruise
Dip a toe in the water Taking a type of holiday you haven’t tried before is a big investment of time as well as budget. Before you book a long voyage, you could test out your sea legs on a …
Dip a toe in the water Taking a type of holiday you haven’t tried before is a big investment of time as well as budget. Before you book a long voyage, you could test out your sea legs on a …
Related Content Two baby products make recall list New energy supplier markets in RI New regulations would protect children in car seats from side-impact crashes Parent’s Guide | Teen Independence Parent’s Guide | Teen Job Tips (WPRI/AP) — A Royal Caribbean cruise ship headed back …
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By The Associated Press Posted Jan. 26, 2014 @ 9:01 am
AP Photo By The Associated Press A couple of eye-popping new ships, the ever-growing popularity of river cruising, and efforts to restore consumer confidence are among the headlines in cruise news as 2014 unfolds. But don’t expect ships to keep …
Last SlideNext Slide For first-time cruisers and experienced cruise passengers too, travel agents can be an invaluable resource. They can help you get through the nuances and intricacies of planning your cruise vacation and even save you money, during winter …
(CNN) — A 10-day Royal Caribbean cruise ship will return two days early after an outbreak of gastrointestinal illness, the cruise line said Sunday. According to Bernadette Burden, a spokeswoman with the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, more than …
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Nearly four years after passage of a comprehensive cruise safety law, the U.S. Coast Guard is getting ready to propose a rule for three of the trickiest provisions in the legislation. The proposed rule, expected out in June, will outline …
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(CNN) — More than 300 people on a Royal Caribbean cruise ship have become ill during a voyage, the Centers for Disease Control said on its website. According to the statement, 281 of the 3,050 passengers and 22 of 1,165 …
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A couple of eye-popping new ships, the ever-growing popularity of river cruising, and efforts to restore consumer confidence are among the headlines in cruise news as 2014 unfolds. But don’t expect ships to keep getting bigger. Instead, look for theme …