The Carnival Liberty’s propulsion problems persist, so Carnival Cruise Line said it will continue to operate modified cruises from Galveston, Texas, through the month of November to account for the ship’s inability to reach maximum speed. The five-day cruise departing …
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Love to cruise but can’t stand the crowded buffets and over-booked shore excursions? Onboard Regent Seven Seas Cruises’ new ship Seven Seas Explorer—which begins sailing to the Caribbean from Florida this December— guests in the luxurious Regent Suite will enjoy a …
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FORT LAUDERDALE — Now that the drama of the U.S. presidential election is in the rearview mirror, the cruise industry could see some additional openings to Cuba, Frank Del Rio, CEO of Norwegian Cruise Line Holdings said. “I believe the …
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FORT LAUDERDALE — CruiseWorld attendees heard from a panel of the top sales executives in the industry on topics ranging from how to bust stress to what they’re looking forward to in 2017. The panel featured sales and marketing executives …
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November 8, 2016 By: Adam Leposa The cancellation of a second Carnival Liberty cruise, Booking.com’s new platform for travel agents and a real-life instance of Snakes on a Plane are the travel industry stories making headlines today. November 5 Carnival …
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Norwegian Cruise Line Holdings CEO Frank Del Rio said bookings for the Mediterranean have been strong in the past eight weeks, and that the company’s 2017 results will hinge on whether that continues. Del Rio said business sourced in North …
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Nearly a year after terror attacks in Paris paralyzed traffic from the U.S. to the Continent, the European river cruise industry is starting to see more promising booking patterns for 2017. “The softness that we saw in 2016, it [is] …
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