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Recent incidents of GPS signal interference have not affected ships and vessels off of the coast of Estonia, Kristjan Truu, director of the Transport Administration’s Maritime Service, said on Tuesday. “There have been no reports to the Transport Administration […]
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Carnival Cruise Line celebrated a milestone last Wednesday as it officially named its newest ship, Carnival Firenze, at its new home, the Long Beach Cruise Terminal. Hollywood actor Jonathan Bennett took on the role of the ship’s godfather, joining
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Oceania Cruises has revealed its 2025-2026 Tropics and Exotics Collection, which is opens for sale on April 17, 2024. The new collection includes a total of 135 captivating itineraries, visiting five continents on voyages ranging from seven to 180
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Australian coal magnate Clive Palmer has revealed details about his project to create a replica of the Titanic, reported by CNN. One of the richest individuals on the Green Continent held a press conference at the Sydney Opera House.
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The cruise ship MSC Armonia, with over 1,500 passengers aboard, has been stuck in the port of Barcelona since April 2nd. This is related to citizens of Bolivia who may have boarded the vessel with fake visas, El País
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Excitement builds towards Four Seasons Yachts, inviting guests to discover fascinating ports and beloved destinations while indulging in the unparalleled comfort of residential-style accommodations. Four Seasons, together with luxury yachting company Marc-Henry Cruise Holdings Ltd, Joint Owner/Operator, Four Seasons
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In Irkutsk, a floating 4-star hotel will be built for cruises on Lake Baikal. The project’s cost is estimated at 1.5 billion rubles and will be implemented by the Eastern Siberian River Shipping Company. It is expected that the
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American Cruise Lines has highlighted its 2024 summer season of New England cruises. The summer 2024 collection features eight- to 15-day itineraries, including brand new Yankee Seaports cruises between Boston, MA, and New York City, and new Hudson River
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The Sun is shining! A celebration is underway as the next-level Love Boat from Princess Cruises – Sun Princess – set sail on Feb 28 on the cruise ship’s maiden voyage from Rome. The new 177,882-ton, 4,300-guest Sun Princess
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2,200 passengers were stuck on board the Norwegian Dawn cruise liner after Mauritian authorities barred it from docking following reports of a possible cholera outbreak. The 12-day cruise had sailed from South Africa via Mozambique, and had been scheduled to
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Russian river cruise operator Vodokhod plans to start operating three new river-sea class vessels with a capacity of 183 passengers each in 2025-2026, announced the company’s CEO, Rishat Bagautdinov, on Monday. “In 2020, we introduced the Mustai Karim vessel
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In 2024, Russian regions will receive subsidies for the construction or reconstruction of ports and port infrastructure development to promote yacht tourism. These changes have been incorporated into the state program “Tourism Development.” Funding may be allocated for various
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American Cruise Lines is pleased to announce that this year, their exclusive American Revolution cruises, sailing the Chesapeake Bay, Potomac River, and the York River, will operate roundtrip from Washington, D.C. In 2018, American Constitution, one of the company’s
National Geographic Orion will sail the crystal-clear waters of the Mediterranean for the 2025 summer season. To celebrate the ship’s return to this stunning region, Lindblad Expeditions-National Geographic will debut four brand new Mediterranean itineraries, exploring the heritage-rich region
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Quark Expeditions announces the latest addition to its industry-leading fleet: the Ocean Explorer. This 138-passenger polar expedition ship will set sail under the Quark Expeditions banner at the start of the Antarctic 2024/2025 season. “Going beyond in the polar
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